10 mg of D9 THC per 12 fluid ounces where containers cannot exceed 12 fluid ounces.

In-State Manufacturers License (GA Code 2-23-6.4)

Wholesale Consumable Hemp License (to sell to retail from in- or out-of-state);

Out of state manufacturers should get a Retail Consumable Hemp Establishment License (for physical sales)

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Advertising prohibited when it:

(a) Is attractive to children;

(b) Bears a reasonable resemblance to any existing candy, snack, or other food product that is widely distributed and familiar to the public;

(c) Infringes on any trade dress, trademarks, branding, or other related materials as described in O.C.G.A. § 10-1-440 et seq. or in Chapter 22 of Title 15 of the United States Code; or

(d) Suggests that such product constitutes or contains low-THC oil, or otherwise constitutes or contains medical marijuana or medical cannabis.

(a) General Provisions. Prior to and throughout commercial sale or distribution in Georgia, consumable hemp products must bear labels. Such labels must conform to the below general requirements.

1. All required label information must be presented in at least the English language.

2. Labels shall be unobstructed and conspicuous such that a consumer can easily identify and read the contained information.

3. Labels shall include a warning sticker containing the universal symbol, unless the consumable hemp products contain no THC (including isomers and esters thereof).

4. No consumable hemp product labeled may contain a health-related statement that is untrue or misleading.

(i) Any health-related statement must be supported by the totality of publicly available scientific evidence and significant scientific agreement among experts qualified by scientific training and experience to evaluate such claims.

5. No consumable hemp product shall bear a label that contains any information that is false or misleading.

6. Consumable hemp product labels must identify the product lot in which the consumable hemp product was produced.

(b) Contents Labelling . Prior to and throughout commercial sale or distribution in Georgia, consumable hemp product labels must identify the contents of the product. Labels must conform to at least the below requirements.

1. Labels for consumable hemp products must include either:

(i) All results of a full panel certificate of analysis; or

(ii) A QR code providing direct access to all results of the full panel certificate of analysis.

2. Labels for consumable hemp products in the form of gummies, beverages, or tinctures shall express the total delta-9-THC content in milligrams per serving size and milligrams per package.

3. Labels for consumable hemp products intended for topical application shall express the total delta-9-THC content in milligrams per package.

4. Labels for consumable hemp shall bear a list of all product ingredients in descending order of predominance by weight or volume. If any product ingredient contains sub-ingredients, the list shall either:

(i) Include the common name of the ingredient followed by a parenthetical listing of all ingredients in descending order by weight or volume; or

(ii) List all sub-ingredients as individual ingredients in descending order of predominance.

5. Labels for consumable hemp products shall list any major food allergens contained.

6. Labels for consumable hemp products must list the cannabinoid content reflected on the full panel certificate of analysis. The amount may be rounded to the nearest tenth of a percent. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, no consumable hemp product may be labeled as exceeding the total delta-9-THC concentration legal limit.Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 40-32-5-.03

The label must not be attractive to children, does not bear any reasonable resemblance to any existing candy, snack, or other food product that is widely distributed and familiar to the public; and (3) does not infringe on any trade dress, trademarks, branding, or other related materials as described in Code Section 10-1-450 or in Chapter 22 of Title 15 of the United States Code.

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