Texas SB3 regulates consumable hemp products, requiring licenses, testing, and specific labeling to prevent sales to minors and deceptive marketing.
Texas SB3 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate consumable hemp products, focusing on safety, labeling, and marketing. It mandates that consumable hemp products must be tested for harmful ingredients and must not contain cannabinoids other than cannabidiol or cannabigerol. Retailers must register with the state and provide proof of age for buyers. The bill creates criminal offenses for selling to minors, marketing products attractive to children, and selling products for smoking.
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