Kentucky HB896 regulates the cultivation, handling, processing, and marketing of hemp and hemp-derived products, including licensing requirements and.

Kentucky HB896 establishes regulations for the cultivation, handling, processing, and marketing of hemp and hemp-derived products within the state. The bill defines "industrial hemp" as hemp grown for non-cannabinoid derivatives or non-cannabinoid compounds. It mandates licensing for those involved in cultivating, handling, processing, or marketing hemp, with specific penalties for unlicensed activities. The bill also outlines the use of hemp-derived cannabinoid products, including labeling requirements and restrictions on certain products.

Kentucky HB896 regulates the cultivation, handling, processing, and marketing of hemp and hemp-derived products, including licensing requirements and.

Kentucky HB896 establishes regulations for the cultivation, handling, processing, and marketing of hemp and hemp-derived products within the state. The bill defines "industrial hemp" as hemp grown for non-cannabinoid derivatives or non-cannabinoid compounds. It mandates licensing for those involved in cultivating, handling, processing, or marketing hemp, with specific penalties for unlicensed activities. The bill also outlines the use of hemp-derived cannabinoid products, including labeling requirements and restrictions on certain products.