Utah Bans Smokable Hemp And CBD In Food, Punts Hemp Oversight To Feds
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Last year, Utah licensed some 128 hemp growers and 97 hemp processors
Utah has outlawed smokable hemp and CBD in food under a new law that also punts oversight of the plant’s production to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The law, signed by Gov. Spencer Cox Monday, makes Utah the sixth state to defer to federal authorities on regulating hemp cultivation.
The law also makes it a crime to grow, process or possess smokable hemp and to add hemp to “a conventional food or beverage.”
The law does not ban delta-8 THC.
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