Recent changes
Every date move, correction, and source change we've recorded, newest first.
Nov 13
California
Licensed cannabis businesses may handle industrial hemp; excise tax reaches products presumed to be cannabisCorrected: the law sets no dispensary-only sales rule, and its bans on inhalable hemp THC, hemp flower, and synthetic cannabinoids began January 1, 2026. This date ends the bar on licensees handling hemp and starts the excise tax on products presumed to be cannabis. (Nov 13)
Connecticut
Intermediate hemp derivative allowed in infused beveragesCorrected: beverage makers may add intermediate hemp derivative; the other new cannabinoids may not be sold to them. (Nov 13)
Delaware
THC beverage endorsements end automatically as federal hemp limits take effectAdded from Delaware's session law (House Bill 373, Section 4). (Nov 13)
Vermont
Cannabis event permit application window opensCorrected to Act 176; there is no fee to enter the lottery. (Nov 13)
New Jersey
Licensee sales of intoxicating THC beverages end on the federal compliance dateSource now the Governor's bill action, with the bill text second. (Nov 13)
Oregon
Public hearing on Oregon Medical Marijuana Program rule amendments (Microsoft Teams)Source now the Oregon Health Authority's own rulemaking notice. (Nov 13)
Federal
Section 781 hemp restrictions apply in full as the enacted delay endsCorrected: the 0.4 mg cap applies to final products; an unsourced forecast was removed; source now Public Law 119-103. (Nov 13)
Federal
DEA expects timely medical cannabis registration applicants to have verified trading partners and compliant supply chains (Diversion Control guidance)Broken source link replaced with DEA's timely-applicant notice. (Nov 13)
Oregon
Comments close on Oregon Medical Marijuana Program rule amendmentsSource now the Oregon Health Authority's own rulemaking notice. (Nov 13)
Nov 12
Colorado
Deadline for Colorado tracking rules without RFID tagsCorrected: the law sets a deadline for tracking rules without RFID tags; it does not end the tag requirement on this date. (Nov 12)
New Jersey
Licensee sales of intoxicating THC beverages end on the federal compliance dateMoved from Nov 13 to Dec 11 on Nov 12. Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed the delay law, which ties the end of sales to the federal compliance date.
Georgia
SB 33 enacted as Act 461, effective on signingMoved from Jan 1, 2027 to May 11 on Nov 12. Corrected: the enacted act (Act 461) has no January 1, 2027 synthetic cannabinoid ban, so the entry now marks the May 11 signing.