North Carolina H680 regulates the sale and distribution of hemp-derived consumable products, setting age limits and penalties for violations.
North Carolina H680, titled "The Protect Children from Cannabis Act," establishes regulations for the sale and distribution of hemp-derived consumable products. It mandates that permits are required for selling these products, with specific age restrictions and penalties for violations. The act sets a minimum age of 21 for purchasing these products and imposes misdemeanor charges for selling to underage individuals. It also outlines procedures for the forfeiture and disposition of seized products, and details the qualifications and responsibilities of permit holders.
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