Tennessee HB1376 regulates the sale and distribution of hemp-derived cannabinoid products, including licensing, labeling, and sales restrictions.
Tennessee HB1376 establishes regulations for the sale and distribution of hemp-derived cannabinoid products (HDCPs). It requires suppliers, wholesalers, and retailers to obtain licenses from the Alcoholic Beverage Commission. The bill mandates specific labeling requirements, such as warning statements and ingredient lists, and prohibits certain packaging and marketing practices. It also imposes a tax on wholesale sales of HDCPs and sets penalties for violations. The bill further restricts the sale of HDCPs to licensed retailers and prohibits direct-to-consumer sales.
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