SB620 regulates the sale and labeling of hemp products in Hawaii, including the creation of 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 specify the percentage of Hawaii-grown hemp and the origin of any non-Hawaii hemp. The bill also prohibits the sale of hemp biomass and requires permits for hemp processing. Additionally, it establishes a state-funded hemp manufacturing facility, with appropriations for its construction, operation, and maintenance. The bill takes effect on July 1, 2025.
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