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, aims to standardize the labeling requirements for marijuana products in Massachusetts. It seeks to ensure that marijuana products have clear and comprehensive labeling, including information about potency, ingredients, and potential health effects. The goal is to provide consumers with more transparent information to make informed decisions about their marijuana use.
Key provisions
- Requires marijuana products to display potency information (e.g., THC and CBD content).
- Mandates the inclusion of a list of ingredients.
- Specifies labeling requirements for potential health effects.
- Addresses labeling of child-resistant packaging.
- Requires warning labels regarding potential risks associated with marijuana use.
- Establishes standards for product testing and quality control.
- Clarifies labeling requirements for different marijuana product types.
Who is affected
- Marijuana product manufacturers and retailers
- Consumers of marijuana products
- The Cannabis Control Commission
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