An Act relative to the labeling of marijuana
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, S.95, addresses the labeling requirements for marijuana in Massachusetts. It aims to standardize and improve the information provided on marijuana products, ensuring consumers have clear details about potency, ingredients, and potential health effects. The bill was referred to the Cannabis Policy committee and subsequently concurred in by the House, indicating a focus on enhancing transparency in the cannabis market. It is currently scheduled for a hearing.
Key provisions
- Requires standardized labeling of marijuana products.
- Mandates disclosure of potency (THC and CBD levels).
- Specifies required information about ingredients.
- Addresses potential health effects of marijuana use.
- Ensures labeling meets established standards.
Who is affected
- Marijuana consumers
- Marijuana product manufacturers
- The cannabis industry
- The Massachusetts Department of Public Health
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