West Virginia SB808 regulates consumable hemp products by requiring licenses, setting age restrictions, imposing taxes, and establishing testing and.
West Virginia SB808 establishes a regulatory framework for consumable hemp products. The bill mandates licenses for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, with fees set by the Alcohol Beverage Control Administration. It prohibits the sale of consumable hemp products to individuals under 21 years of age and restricts marketing to minors. An excise tax of 10 percent is imposed on retail sales, with 80 percent of the tax revenue going to the State General Revenue Fund and 20 percent to the municipality or county where the sale occurs.
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