Indiana HB1346 regulates low THC hemp extract, defining hemp and setting THC limits for products and packaging.
Indiana HB1346 amends state law to regulate low THC hemp extract, defining "hemp" as a cannabis plant with no more than 0.3% total THC. It sets criteria for "low THC hemp extract," including THC limits and exclusion of synthetic cannabinoids. Distributors must have a certificate of analysis from an independent lab and package products with specific information, including THC content and batch details. The state seed commissioner can detain, seize, or embargo noncompliant crops and audit growers. Effective July 1, 2026.
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