Minnesota HF1271 modifies regulations on the sale of hemp-derived cannabinoids, allowing sellers of edible cannabinoids to convert their registration.
Minnesota HF1271 amends existing statutes to modify the sale of cannabinoids derived from hemp. It allows sellers of edible cannabinoids to convert their registration to a comparable hemp license. The bill also updates the labeling requirements for hemp-derived topical products, ensuring they contain specific information such as the manufacturer's details, lab testing information, and cannabinoid content. Additionally, it sets conditions for the sale of these products, including restrictions on consumption methods and sales to minors.
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