Hawaii SB1655 regulates manufactured hemp products, setting THC concentration limits and packaging requirements.

Hawaii SB1655 amends state statutes to regulate manufactured hemp products. It defines "hemp" and "beverage," and sets a THC concentration limit of 0.3% for hemp products. The bill allows hemp processors to sell edible products like gummies and beverages, provided they meet safety standards. It mandates child-proof packaging and clear labeling for all hemp products. The Office of Medical Cannabis Control and Regulation will adopt rules for inspection, testing, and enforcement. The bill takes effect on January 1, 2026.

Hawaii SB1655 regulates manufactured hemp products, setting THC concentration limits and packaging requirements.

Hawaii SB1655 amends state statutes to regulate manufactured hemp products. It defines "hemp" and "beverage," and sets a THC concentration limit of 0.3% for hemp products. The bill allows hemp processors to sell edible products like gummies and beverages, provided they meet safety standards. It mandates child-proof packaging and clear labeling for all hemp products. The Office of Medical Cannabis Control and Regulation will adopt rules for inspection, testing, and enforcement. The bill takes effect on January 1, 2026.