Introduced by Assembly Member Cecilia Aguiar-Curry (D) on February 7, the Assembly Bill, AB 2223, seeks to alter California’s cannabis and hemp sectors. This legislation could bridge the current divide between the two sectors, allowing for integrated product development and stricter controls on synthetic cannabinoids. Yet, the bill’s final form remains uncertain, subject to legislative refinement and debate.
Integration And Regulation: Key Features Of AB 2223
Central to AB 2223 is an amendment to California’s cannabis law, MAUCRSA, potentially allowing cannabis licensees to sell or incorporate products containing industrial hemp or its derivatives, as noted in a blog post by international law firm Harris Sliwoski. This change promises an expanded marketplace, subject to stringent regulatory oversight by the …
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