South Carolina

HB 3924 restricts hemp-derived consumables to 0.5mg of delta-9 THC per serving and 25mg total of all other cannabinoids per serving. Chemically derived cannabinoids like delta-8 THC, delta-10 THC, HHC, THC-O, and THCp would be prohibited. Additionally, the bill requires a beer or wine permit or liquor license to sell hemp-derived consumables, effectively banning ecommerce sales. The arbitrarily low THC limits will eliminate 90-95% of hemp products, and the ban against ecommerce sales will hurt businesses and consumers. 

 

Please urge legislators to consider the Roundtable’s proposal, which models what many other states have chosen—stronger enforcement, licensing for manufacturers and sellers, independent testing of hemp products, adequate labeling which prohibits child-enticing images, and age restrictions for consumable hemp products. Rather than banning hemp THC products, these reasonable restrictions ensure that adult consumers have direct retail access to the products they need, while keeping intoxicating products out of the hands of children. 

 

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