Indiana Lawmakers Approve Bill To Regulate Hemp Products
SB 478 sets advertising, age-limit, licensing, packaging, and other rules
By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz, Indiana Capital Chronicle
Contentious regulations for marijuana-like products advanced through the Indiana House of Representatives on Tuesday, but will have to survive closed-door negotiations before crossing Gov. Mike Braun’s (R) desk.
“I filed a dissent,” Sen. Travis Holdman, the measure’s author, told the Capital Chronicle.
“We’ve got some clean-up to do,” the Markle Republican said. “We’ll be working on it.”
Products with legally low concentrations of delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol have proliferated in Indiana, alongside those containing delta-8 THC and other isomers. Attempts to regulate the nascent industry, which is booming on shaky legal footing, have failed repeatedly—but are nearing law, in the form of Senate Bill 478.
To Read The Rest Of This Article On Marijuana Moment, Click Here
