Hawaii SB2102 regulates the use of hemp and hemp-derived ingredients in commercial animal feed.

Hawaii SB2102 amends state law to allow the use of hemp and hemp-derived ingredients in commercial animal feed for pets, specialty pets, and horses, starting July 1, 2026. For livestock, these ingredients can be used if approved by the FDA or defined by the Association of American Feed Control Officials. The bill mandates ingredient registration, testing, labeling, and compliance with state rules on THC limits and contaminants. It also prohibits the use of cannabinoids in human food, beverages, or cosmetics.

Hawaii SB2102 regulates the use of hemp and hemp-derived ingredients in commercial animal feed.

Hawaii SB2102 amends state law to allow the use of hemp and hemp-derived ingredients in commercial animal feed for pets, specialty pets, and horses, starting July 1, 2026. For livestock, these ingredients can be used if approved by the FDA or defined by the Association of American Feed Control Officials. The bill mandates ingredient registration, testing, labeling, and compliance with state rules on THC limits and contaminants. It also prohibits the use of cannabinoids in human food, beverages, or cosmetics.