Uniform Controlled Substances Law; revise Schedule I to include certain hemp products.

SB 2187 would have added unapproved hemp-derived products designed for human ingestion (like edibles or tinctures not cleared by the FDA) to Mississippi's Schedule I list of controlled substances. This would have classified such products as illegal drugs under state law, directly affecting hemp businesses selling these items in Mississippi. The bill’s key provision defined "unapproved" as lacking FDA approval under federal law, creating a strict legal barrier for these products. However, the bill died in committee on February 4, 2025, and never became law.