Hawaii SB1633 regulates edible cannabinoid products, establishes a dedicated hemp program, and sets tax credits for green buildings.

Hawaii SB1633 amends state statutes to regulate edible cannabinoid products, ensuring they contain no more than 2.5mg of tetrahydrocannabinol per serving and 25 servings per package. It prohibits the sale of such products to minors and in packaging that is not child-proof or child-resistant. The bill also establishes a dedicated hemp program to regulate the processing and manufacturing of hemp for cannabinoids, separate from the regulation of high tetrahydrocannabinol products.

Hawaii SB1633 regulates edible cannabinoid products, establishes a dedicated hemp program, and sets tax credits for green buildings.

Hawaii SB1633 amends state statutes to regulate edible cannabinoid products, ensuring they contain no more than 2.5mg of tetrahydrocannabinol per serving and 25 servings per package. It prohibits the sale of such products to minors and in packaging that is not child-proof or child-resistant. The bill also establishes a dedicated hemp program to regulate the processing and manufacturing of hemp for cannabinoids, separate from the regulation of high tetrahydrocannabinol products.