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                    Passes in Florida as


              Amendment to HB 921




           There were many things discussed and considered in
         the 2020 legislative session regarding hemp, but finally
         some of these amendments were added to a larger bill
         and SB 1876 and HB 1063 that had passed all of their
         committees became amended into House Bill 921.
           The main things that changed were the definition of
         hemp extract, inhaled products are now being allowed
         for 21+ adults, and GRAS products being exempt. They
         also removed language regarding products containing
         less than .3% THC on a dry weight basis. The word
         packaging was swapped for container too. They also                                        Subscribe to...
         changed all cannabinoids to each marketed cannabi-
         noid. They also approved for new staff and budget.
           Some other discussions that were proposed but ulti-
         mately did not end up in the final bill included the fol-  BY ERIC STEVENS     CANNABIS NEWS FLORIDA today!
         lowing. Only having one state advisory group, remov-
         ing a 12 foot exemption rule, removing requirements for university or certified seeds,
         adding a measure of uncertainty for THC, disposal rules, reporting rules, removal
         rules and other considerations about state outsourcing.                          To subscribe, call 561-368-6950
           In addition to this we saw the new cultivation rules released, inspections begin, and
         the first hemp food permits given. This year has started off on the right foot for hemp,             or email
         and despite the uncertainty in regards to all of the recent health scares and events we
         are very optimistic. We will continue to push for more changes next year and help
         you know how to best stay compliant this year. Those who are planning and working   carol@cannabisnewsflorida.com
         to get ahead as things get back to normal will have the best opportunities available.
           Do your research now. Get prepared and get your food permit now. Get your land
         prepared now. While you social distance, make sure you sign up as a member at
         www.theflhc.org and get on our bi-weekly member calls to learn what all of this could
         mean for you. We will also be having some special upcoming online video presenta-
         tions, so stay tuned, stay healthy and stay informed. Join us today.




























































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