Texas SB2952 regulates hemp and nonconsumable hemp products, requiring licenses and testing.
Texas SB2952 establishes regulations for hemp and nonconsumable hemp products, including licensing, testing, and penalties. It mandates that nonconsumable hemp products cannot be sold if they contain detectable tetrahydrocannabinols. The bill requires licenses for hemp cultivation and handling, with specific ineligibility for certain individuals. It also prohibits local regulations on hemp processing and manufacturing. The bill outlines procedures for hemp transportation, labeling, and disposal of noncompliant plants.
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