Consumers would get safer cannabinoid hemp products, and sales to anyone under 21 would be banned under new federal rules.
Right now, there are no clear federal rules for cannabinoid hemp products. This bill would establish federal standards for how these products are made, labeled, and sold, including a minimum age of 21 for purchases. This means consumers would get safer, more transparent products, while businesses would follow new federal guidelines.
Currently, cannabinoid hemp products lack comprehensive federal regulation, leading to varied state rules and inconsistent safety or labeling standards. If this bill passes, these products would fall under new federal rules. These rules would establish clear definitions, manufacturing and labeling requirements, and a national minimum age of 21 for sales.
HR 7212 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 7/10
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