In late October, we shared the challenges posed by Kentucky’s emergency regulations for adult hemp-derived cannabinoid products, such as those containing delta-8 THC, following the enactment of HB 544. Since then, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable has actively engaged with the Kentucky Department for Public Health (KDPH) to voice our support and our concerns, whileDirector of Operations Katelyn Meckes testified before the Administrative Regulation Review Subcommittee, highlighting both positive amendments and ongoing concerns. Our advocacy has resulted in revised regulations that incorporated many of our recommendations. Here is a recap of the achievements:
Some of our concerns that have yet to be addressed, but we will still be working with the Department in the coming months as they continue to improve on the draft. Remaining issues include:
The Kentucky Department for Public Health has demonstrated responsiveness to U.S. Hemp Roundtable concerns, expressing commitment to address outstanding issues. The KDPH has indicated that another version of the regulation is expected after the first of the year, with the possibility of additional revisions in the Spring.
The collaborative approach between the Administration and the U.S. Hemp Roundtable remains crucial in achieving a final regulation that ensures consumer safety and fair market participation. We extend our gratitude to the Administration for their responsiveness and look forward to continued collaboration in refining Kentucky’s hemp regulations.
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