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CBD Laws in South Carolina

How South Carolina law treats cbd, from the state code and official state agencies.

Short answer: Hemp-derived CBD is legal in South Carolina. State law defines hemp as Cannabis sativa L. with no more than the federally defined delta-9 THC level (0.3% on a dry-weight basis), defines hemp products to include any product with hemp-derived cannabinoids such as CBD (including food for… S.C. Code §§ 46-55-10(1), (6), (8), (9), (11), 46-55-30

CBDHemp-derived CBD is legal in South Carolina. State law defines hemp as Cannabis sativa L. with no more than the federally defined delta-9 THC level (0.3% on a dry-weight basis), defines hemp products to include any product with hemp-derived cannabinoids such as CBD (including food for people or animals), and excludes THC in hemp or hemp products from the definition of marijuana. The Hemp Farming Act's licensing rules do not apply to possessing, handling, transporting or selling hemp products and extracts containing CBD.
No age limit or labeling rule for CBD appeared in Chapter 55 as read.
Source: S.C. Code §§ 46-55-10(1), (6), (8), (9), (11), 46-55-30

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Is CBD legal in South Carolina?
Hemp-derived CBD is legal in South Carolina. State law defines hemp as Cannabis sativa L. with no more than the federally defined delta-9 THC level (0.3% on a dry-weight basis), defines hemp products to include any product with hemp-derived cannabinoids such as CBD (including food for people or animals), and excludes THC in hemp or hemp products from the definition of marijuana. The Hemp Farming Act's licensing rules do not apply to possessing, handling, transporting or selling hemp products and extracts containing CBD.

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