According to Weedmaps, yes, both CBD derived from cannabis and hemp is legal in Michigan. CBD oil is prohibited, however, from being marketed as a dietary supplement or used as an additive in food or beverage products following current FDA regulations. This sounds confusing but only means it is legal but not while being marketed for diets or other health claims. Lets get well together!
Hemp and CBD derived from hemp became formally legalized with the enactment of the Michigan Industrial Hemp Research and Development Act in January 2019.
Cannabis became legal for medical purposes in 2008 under the Michigan Compassionate Care Initiative. Michigan also legalized cannabis for adult use in November 2018 under The Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act. CBD derived from cannabis is legal for all Michigan residents, although it is subject to regulations.
The office of Michigan Licensing and Regulatory Affairs recently released guidelines for CBD products.
Michigan CBD Laws
CBD derived from hemp became formally legalized In January 2019 following the enactment of the Michigan Industrial Hemp Research and Development Act. The act defines industrial hemp as cannabis with less than 0.3% THC concentration by dry weight, in compliance with the federal definition, and legalizes hemp-derived CBD and CBD products.
This legislation also established a state licensing program through the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) for industrial hemp growers, processors, and handlers. However, Michigan's proposed licensing program has yet to be approved by the USDA. In the meantime, those who wish to grow, process or handle hemp must participate in Michigan's existing Industrial Hemp Ag-Pilot Program for the 2020 growing season to meet state and federal expectations.
While hemp-derived CBD is legal in the state of Michigan, CBD may not be used in food or beverages or marketed as a dietary supplement. These regulations are in line with FDA directives. The state, however, recently issued a resolution urging the USDA to clarify their stance on industrial hemp, recognize its value as an agricultural commodity, and remove barriers that hinder commercial hemp production.
CBD derived from cannabis is also legal in Michigan for all residents. Cannabis became legal for medical purposes in 2008 under the Michigan Compassionate Care Initiative. Michigan also legalized cannabis for individuals 21 or older in November 2018 under The Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act.
According to guidelines recently released by Michigan Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, CBD products produced from marijuana will not be regulated as marijuana if the THC content is below 0.3%. Products derived from industrial hemp with a THC concentration above 0.3% are classified as marijuana and regulated under the laws that apply to those products through the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
Only facilities licensed by the Bureau of Marijuana Regulation (BMR) can commercially grow, process, and sell marijuana and marijuana products, such as cannabis-derived CBD. The commerce of recreational cannabis was enacted in December 2019.
Is Hemp Legal in Michigan?
Yes it is, you can see the laws here
Is CBD Oil Legal in Michigan?
Yes it is, you can see the laws here
Is Hemp Flower Legal in Michigan?
Yes it is, you can see the laws here
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