CBD Laws in Alaska
How Alaska law treats cbd, from the state code and official state agencies.
Short answer: Hemp CBD products are legal in Alaska only if they contain no delta-9-THC and are endorsed by the Division of Agriculture. 11 AAC 40.400(a), (d); 11 AAC 40.500 (as quoted in Alaska Division of Agriculture, Advisory Notice, Jan. 31, 2025, and Industrial Hemp and Intoxicating Hemp Products FAQ for Professional Licensees)
| CBD | Hemp CBD products are legal in Alaska only if they contain no delta-9-THC and are endorsed by the Division of Agriculture. The division's notice lists CBD isolate, CBG isolate and broad-spectrum products with the THC removed (shown on the final certificate of analysis) as permitted for sale once endorsed. Anyone selling hemp products to consumers must hold a retailer registration with the division, and unendorsed products must be taken off shelves. Products made only from hemp seeds, which contain no CBD or THC, may be sold without an endorsement. Seed-product point from the Division of Agriculture FAQ: https://commerce.alaska.gov/web/Portals/5/pub/ProfessionalLicensing/IndustrialAndIntoxicatingHempProducts.pdf. The regulations do not set an age limit in the material read. |
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FAQ
Is CBD legal in Alaska?
Hemp CBD products are legal in Alaska only if they contain no delta-9-THC and are endorsed by the Division of Agriculture. The division's notice lists CBD isolate, CBG isolate and broad-spectrum products with the THC removed (shown on the final certificate of analysis) as permitted for sale once endorsed. Anyone selling hemp products to consumers must hold a retailer registration with the division, and unendorsed products must be taken off shelves. Products made only from hemp seeds, which contain no CBD or THC, may be sold without an endorsement.
General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.