Indiana HB1275 regulates the sale of low THC hemp extract products, prohibiting sales to individuals under 21 and setting penalties for violations.

Indiana HB1275 amends existing law to regulate the sale of low THC hemp extract products containing specific compounds. It prohibits retailers from allowing individuals under 21 years old to enter their establishment and mandates compliance with packaging requirements. Violations are classified as Class C infractions, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses. The bill also outlines defenses for sellers and specifies that sales at pharmacies or healthcare facilities are exempt from these restrictions. Effective July 1, 2026, the law aims to ensure responsible sales of hemp products.

Indiana HB1275 regulates the sale of low THC hemp extract products, prohibiting sales to individuals under 21 and setting penalties for violations.

Indiana HB1275 amends existing law to regulate the sale of low THC hemp extract products containing specific compounds. It prohibits retailers from allowing individuals under 21 years old to enter their establishment and mandates compliance with packaging requirements. Violations are classified as Class C infractions, with escalating penalties for repeat offenses. The bill also outlines defenses for sellers and specifies that sales at pharmacies or healthcare facilities are exempt from these restrictions. Effective July 1, 2026, the law aims to ensure responsible sales of hemp products.