An Act relative to limiting the potency of THC products
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to limit the amount of THC, the psychoactive compound in cannabis, that can be sold in Massachusetts. It aims to reduce the potency of THC products available to consumers. The legislation seeks to address concerns about the potential public health impacts of high-potency cannabis products. It establishes maximum THC limits per unit of cannabis product.
Key provisions
- Establishes maximum THC limits per unit of cannabis product.
- Specifies the calculation method for determining THC potency.
- Requires the Cannabis Control Commission to implement the new potency limits.
- Allows for exemptions for specific cannabis products, such as edibles.
- Mandates regular testing of cannabis products to ensure compliance.
Who is affected
- Cannabis retailers
- Consumers of cannabis products
- The Cannabis Control Commission
- The cannabis industry
Notable changes
- Sets specific THC potency limits for various cannabis product types.
- Requires manufacturers to accurately label THC content.
- Creates a mechanism for the Cannabis Control Commission to enforce the new limits.
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