Licenses - As introduced, extends to smoking hemp the existing licensure and certain other requirements for hemp-derived cannabinoid products; imposes a tax on the privilege of engaging in the business of selling smoking hemp and products containing a hemp-derived cannabinoid in this state. - Amends TCA Section 1-3-113; Title 39, Chapter 17, Part 15; Title 43, Chapter 27; Section 53-11-451 and Title 67.

SB 1007 would have regulated the sale of "smoking hemp" (hemp sold for smoking, distinct from other hemp-derived products) and hemp-derived cannabinoid products in Tennessee. It required businesses to obtain licenses, imposed a tax on selling these products, and mandated specific labeling - including child-resistant packaging, safety warnings, QR codes linking to potency test results, and one-year expiration dates. The bill also prohibited sales within 500 feet of K-12 schools unless the business was already selling such products at that location before the law took effect. This bill was introduced in February 2025 but withdrawn in December 2025 and never became law.