Cannabis: labels, packaging, and advertising.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill updates regulations for cannabis labeling, packaging, and manufacturing in California. It requires edible cannabis products and cannabis beverages to include the national Poison Help line number on the label. For cannabis beverages with multiple servings, the container must be partially transparent to show remaining liquid and clearly indicate serving sizes. The bill also prohibits advertising that encourages underage consumption of cannabis beverages and addresses broader advertising restrictions.
Key provisions
- Requires cannabis and cannabis product labels to include the national Poison Help line number.
- Mandates partial transparency for cannabis beverage containers to display remaining liquid volume.
- Limits THC content in cannabis beverages to 10 milligrams per container.
- Prohibits advertising that encourages underage cannabis consumption, particularly of beverages.
- Updates labeling requirements for edible cannabis products, including allergen warnings and serving size information.
- Specifies standards for cannabis manufacturers, including solvent usage and sanitation.
- Addresses advertising restrictions related to location and target audiences.
- Declares that the bill’s provisions further the purposes and intent of the Adult Use of Marijuana Act.
Who is affected
- Cannabis manufacturers
- Retailers selling cannabis products
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