South Carolina bill H4758 bans the sale and possession of consumable hemp products within the state.
South Carolina bill H4758 amends state law to prohibit the distribution, sale, or possession of consumable hemp products. These products, which are intended for human consumption, ingestion, injection, or inhalation, are considered contraband and can be seized by law enforcement. The bill also prohibits online sales, direct delivery, and direct shipments of consumable hemp products into the state. Penalties for violations include fines and imprisonment. The bill aims to protect public health and safety by preventing the distribution of intoxicating hemp products.
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