SB1655

SB1655 regulates the sale and distribution of manufactured hemp products in Hawaii, including packaging, labeling, and concentration limits.

SB1655 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to regulate the sale and distribution of manufactured hemp products. It mandates that packaging be child-proof, not marketed towards children, and clearly labeled with a warning. The bill prohibits selling food containing cannabinoids unless prescribed by rules. It also sets a maximum tetrahydrocannabinol concentration limit of 0.3% for most products, with exceptions for topical or transdermal applications. The Department of Health is tasked with adopting rules for inspection, sampling, and maximum allowable concentrations of cannabinoids.