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Kansas

Hemp-derived THC beverage regulation

Kansas

Full Ban
Beverage Status Full Ban
Cannabis Regulation
Retail Outside Dispensary? Yes.
Section 01

General Regulation

Hemp Derived THC Beverage Status Full Ban
Cannabis Regulation
Retail Outside Dispensary System? Yes.
Hemp Beverages Specifically Regulated? No.
Serving / Potency / Dosage / THC Type Limit

0.3% or less by dry weight of all THC in the final product (aggregatign D9 and other THCs, like D8). Illegal to sell a hemp-infused or dosed tea in the state.

DTC from Out-of-State Yes, not explicitly prohibited.
Licensing

For in-state manufacturers: Commercial Industrial Hemp Processing license from Kansas Fire Marshall required to process hemp or receive concentrated extract for use in final hemp products for consumers.

Section 02

Labeling & Packaging Requirements

State Has Labeling Rules? No.
State Has Packaging Rules? No.
Label / Product Registration

N

Symbol Required? No.
Symbol Detail
Best By / Expiration / Use By

General state food labeling requirements should be followed.

Labeling Description

None currently proscribed by statute or regulation, but general state food labeling requirements should be followed. No misbranding or deceptive/misleading statements about the product or the health effects.

Warning Statement

No.

Packaging Description

Same notes from labeling.

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