An act relating to lifting the potency limits on concentrated cannabis products

This bill proposes to remove the 60 percent tetrahydrocannabinol potency limit on liquid concentrate cannabis products that are prepackaged for use with battery-powered devices, allowing licensed retailers to sell them directly to consumers. It also permits the production and wholesale sale of solid and liquid concentrates exceeding 60 percent THC between licensed entities, though these remain prohibited for direct public sale unless they meet the prepackaged battery device criteria. The legislation directly affects licensed cannabis retailers, integrated licensees, and the Vermont cannabis regulatory framework by modifying existing restrictions on concentrated cannabis products.