Massachusetts H187 amends the cannabis marketing regulations by increasing the allowable percentage of THC in cannabis products from 85% to 90%.

Massachusetts H187 modifies the state's cannabis marketing laws by raising the maximum allowable THC content in cannabis products from 85% to 90%. This change aims to align with evolving standards and consumer preferences within the cannabis industry. The bill specifically targets Section 4 of Chapter 94G of the General Laws, updating the numerical threshold to reflect the new limit. This adjustment affects cannabis producers and marketers operating within Massachusetts.

Massachusetts H187 amends the cannabis marketing regulations by increasing the allowable percentage of THC in cannabis products from 85% to 90%.

Massachusetts H187 modifies the state's cannabis marketing laws by raising the maximum allowable THC content in cannabis products from 85% to 90%. This change aims to align with evolving standards and consumer preferences within the cannabis industry. The bill specifically targets Section 4 of Chapter 94G of the General Laws, updating the numerical threshold to reflect the new limit. This adjustment affects cannabis producers and marketers operating within Massachusetts.