Hemp-derived cannabinoid products regulation in South Carolina, including licensing, testing, and sales restrictions.
The bill regulates the sale and distribution of products containing hemp-derived cannabinoids in South Carolina. It mandates that products be tested for various substances and that producers and retailers obtain licenses from the Department of Agriculture. Sales to individuals under 21 are prohibited, and products must be kept behind the counter. The bill also imposes a 5% tax on retail sales and requires specific labeling, including warnings about potential health risks. Violations of these regulations are subject to misdemeanor charges.
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