Tennessee SB1007 amends state laws to regulate the sale and distribution of smoking hemp and hemp-derived cannabinoid products.
Tennessee SB1007 amends various sections of Tennessee Code to regulate the sale and distribution of smoking hemp and products containing hemp-derived cannabinoids. It introduces new definitions and requirements for businesses involved in manufacturing, distributing, or selling these products. The bill mandates licensing for entities selling smoking hemp and imposes a 6% tax on retail sales of these products. It also requires random inspections to ensure compliance and prohibits the sale of these products within 500 feet of schools unless certain conditions are met.
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