Cannabinoid Safety and Regulation Act

This bill would add a new chapter to federal food and drug law so the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates hemp-derived cannabinoid products, such as THC and CBD items. Businesses that make, pack, import, or hold these products would have to register their facilities with the FDA, follow manufacturing and lab-testing rules, and use labels with warnings, ingredient amounts, and contact details. It would ban sales of THC-containing products to people under 21 and treat products made with artificially or synthetically derived cannabinoids as unlawful. It would also ban flavors in cannabinoid vapes, restrict child-appealing shapes, give the FDA recall power, and set default serving limits for states without their own rules. States could still adopt stricter rules and taxes, but labeling rules would have to match federal ones.

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Sponsors

• Ron Wyden Democrat sponsor
• 2 cosponsors