Missouri HB2768 regulates industrial hemp-derived consumable products, including licensing, labeling, and sales restrictions.
Missouri HB2768 establishes regulations for industrial hemp-derived consumable products. It mandates licensing for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, with location-specific requirements. The bill restricts sales to individuals aged 21 and older, prohibiting sales to minors and requiring proof of age. It also sets limits on THC content and packaging, and mandates specific labeling requirements. Additionally, the bill creates a Hemp Industry Grant Fund to support the hemp industry and imposes a two percent excise tax on retail sales of these products.
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