New York A04574 allows licensed retailers to sell all forms of cannabinoid hemp, sets labeling requirements, and repeals certain emergency.
New York A04574 amends the cannabis law to permit retailers licensed by the Office of Cannabis Management to sell all forms of cannabinoid hemp. It mandates that hemp-derived cannabinoid products meet specific labeling requirements, including a nutrition label, a warning label, the amount of hemp-derived product per serving, and the manufacturer's address. The bill also directs the Office of Cannabis Management to repeal certain emergency regulations related to cannabinoid hemp.
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