SB620 regulates hemp product labeling, processing, and sales in Hawaii, and funds a state-funded hemp manufacturing facility.
SB620 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to regulate the sale and labeling of hemp products. It mandates that labels on hemp products include the product name, ingredients, manufacturer or processor details, and the percentage of Hawaii-grown hemp. The bill prohibits the sale of hemp biomass and restricts the sale of food containing cannabinoids unless in specific forms. It also establishes a state-funded hemp manufacturing facility and appropriates funds for its construction, operation, and maintenance. The changes take effect on July 1, 2025.
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