Hawaii HB1109 prohibits the sale of manufactured hemp products to individuals under twenty-one to protect public health.
Hawaii HB1109 aims to safeguard public health by prohibiting the sale or distribution of manufactured hemp products to individuals under twenty-one. Retailers must verify the age of buyers using government-issued photo identification or age-verification services. Hemp products must be stored in inaccessible areas or locked containers. Violations result in fines. The Act defines "retailer" as anyone selling hemp products to consumers, including their agents and employees.
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