New Missouri Law Tightening Marijuana and Hemp Regulations Goes Into Effect

New Missouri law tightening marijuana and hemp regulations goes into effect

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A law set to tighten regulations on hemp-derived cannabis products is set to go into effect Thursday. In April, Gov. Mike Kehoe signed House Bill 2641 into law, which adds new rules regarding marijuana/hemp products. The law is expected to significantly reshape Missouri’s hemp industry by requiring many of those products to

Missouri hemp retailers, consumers concerned due to new THC restrictions

A new Missouri law taking effect Thursday will prohibit stores without a marijuana license from selling consumable hemp products containing THC, leaving some business owners and customers worried about losing access to products they say have helped them for years.

Missouri’s New Hemp Restrictions Take Effect Today, Moving Numerous Products Into Licensed Marijuana Market

The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Missouri’s new restrictions on hemp-derived cannabinoid products take effect today, November 12, requiring many products previously sold by hemp retailers to be produced and sold … Continue reading

New Missouri Hemp and Cannabis Industry Rules Take Effect This Week

Beginning Thursday, hemp-derived THC products, including delta-8 and THCA products, will be classified as "marijuana" in Missouri and only allowed to be sold at retailers with state-issued marijuana facility licenses, KQTV reports. The new rules are part of a broader cannabis and hemp policy bill signed into law in April. The law will also limit the sale of beverages with naturally occurring cannabinoids exclusively to state-licensed shops; howe…