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Hemp and cannabidiol products derived from industrial hemp with 0.3% THC or less are legal in Vermont. There are no prohibitions in Vermont regarding the use of hemp-derived CBD as an additive in foods or beverages. Medical cannabis was legalized in 2004 with the passing...

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The possession and the sale of hemp-derived products including cannabidiol (CBD) oil are currently legal in Washington, D.C. CBD derived from cannabis is also legal, but can only be purchased from D.C. regulated dispensaries with a medical marijuana card. Cannabis was legalized in the District...

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Cannabis-derived products, including CBD, were legalized for eligible Arizona medical marijuana patients in 2010. Adult-use cannabis remains illegal following a failed initiative in 2016. While the guidelines for the cultivation and production of industrial hemp in Arizona were outlined in 2018 Senate Bill 1098, the...

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CBD products are legal in Georgia, with the exception of CBD in foods, beverages, animal feed, or dietary supplements. The Georgia Hemp Farming Act, HB 213, which passed in May 2019, formally legalized the commerce of CBD products that conform with federal law requirements and...

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Products containing hemp-derived CBD are legal in Connecticut. In January 2019, Senate Bill 893 legalized both hemp production and hemp-derived CBD products in the state. Products containing CBD can be sold as consumables or topicals, but are prohibited from making any claim of health impacts,...

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Hemp is a crop that connects Kentucky's past with its future. In the 18th century, Kentucky was one of the largest suppliers of hemp in the United States until the 1930s, when both hemp and cannabis were criminalized. Following the 2014 Farm Bill, Kentucky reinstated...

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Mississippi is one of only three states in the US that hasn't embarked on an industrial hemp program. The state maintains a prohibitive stance in relation to cannabis. Following the passing of HB 1547 in July 2019, CBD became legal in Mississippi, but CBD products...

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Hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) was legalized in Indiana in March 2018. Indiana consumers can enjoy access to CBD products derived from hemp that contain no more than 0.3% THC by weight. The cultivation of hemp for research purposes was made legal in Indiana in 2014, under...

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CBD oil is currently under scrutiny and subject to strict regulation in Washington. The state recently banned the use of hemp-derived CBD in food and beverage products following current guidelines from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. As of October 2019, CBD cannot be used...

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CBD derived from hemp is available in New York, but is subject to strict regulations. The New York Department of Agriculture and Markets does not allow the addition of CBD to foods or beverages. CBD is, however, allowed to be manufactured and sold as a...