AN ACT REDUCING THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE THC CONTENT OF CANNABIS AND CANNABIS PRODUCTS SOLD TO CONSUMERS IN THE RECREATIONAL CANNABIS MARKET.
HB 6325 sets a 15% maximum THC limit for recreational cannabis products sold to consumers in Connecticut. It directly affects cannabis businesses selling recreational flower, plant material, or other products, requiring them to ensure all items sold meet this dry-weight THC concentration cap. The bill replaces higher current limits with this specific threshold, applying to all recreational cannabis establishments. This policy change standardizes product strength requirements within the legal recreational market.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 23, 2025
Last action Jan 23, 2025
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