H.R. 7212: Hemp Enforcement, Modernization, and Protection Act

The Hemp Enforcement, Modernization, and Protection Act seeks to update regulations surrounding cannabinoid hemp products under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. This legislation introduces specific definitions, standards, labeling requirements, and manufacturing guidelines for these products while ensuring that they are not sold to individuals under the age of 21.

Registration and Oversight

To ensure compliance with the new regulations, facilities that produce cannabinoid hemp products must register every two years with the Secretary of the relevant department. The Secretary will keep a confidential list of all registered facilities. Additionally, manufacturers are required to submit product listings by certain deadlines to maintain their compliance.

Health and Safety Regulations

The Secretary will have the authority to suspend the registrations of facilities if there are health risks associated with their products. Furthermore, the Secretary will have the power to recall any products deemed unsafe for consumers, providing an additional layer of consumer safety in the industry.

Key Provisions

• Regulates cannabinoid hemp products, establishing definitions and standards.
• Imposes age restrictions by prohibiting sales to individuals under 21 years.
• Requires biennial registration of manufacturing facilities with a confidential list maintained by the Secretary.
• Mandates product listing submissions by manufacturers within specified deadlines.
• Grants the Secretary authority to suspend registrations and recall unsafe products.

Relevant Companies

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