LAC 49:I.533. Consumable Hemp Products Labeling and Packaging Requirements: Serving Sizes, Packaging Limits, and THC Content

A. Labeling must clearly indicate the amount of THC per serving in a product, the serving size, and the number of servings per package. B. Consumable hemp beverages must meet the following requirements: 1. a serving must be 12 fluid ounces or greater; 2. a serving must not include more than 5 mg THC; 3. a container may not contain more than one serving; 4. a container must be tamper-evident; 5. a package may not include more than four containers. C. Consumable hemp tinctures must meet the following requirements: 1. a serving must be one milliliter and may not contain more than one milligram of THC; 2. a container may not exceed 30 mL; 3. containers must include a dropper that readily dispenses precisely one serving. 4. tinctures must be oil-based and may not include any concentrated water-soluble liquid that can be consumed directly or added to any food or beverage 5. packaging must be child-resistant by design. D. Products other than beverages and tinctures must meet the following requirements: 1. an individual serving must not include more than 5 mg THC; 2. a package must not contain more than 40 mg THC; 3. packaging must be child-resistant by design; 4. each serving must be a discrete unit. E. Packaging of consumable hemp products may not be designed explicitly to appeal to children by means of the employment of naming, branding, or use of a logo bearing a substantial similarity to that of conventional food or beverage products already on the market. F. Labeling on THC-containing products must bear a disclaimer that consumption of such products may cause the user to fail a pre-employment or routine drug screen. G. Nonedible topical consumable hemp products shall not be subject to the requirements of this Section.