Alaska HB325 regulates industrial hemp production, including registration, testing, and sales.
Alaska HB325 amends state law to regulate industrial hemp production. It requires individuals to register with the Department of Natural Resources, maintaining records of hemp transfers. The bill allows hemp producers to recondition, remediate, or convert products with THC levels between 0.3% and 1%. It mandates destruction of products with THC over 1%. The Department of Natural Resources can issue stop orders for violations and establish fees based on risk categories.
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