0080-10-02-.02
Definitions
Cite as Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0080-10-02-.02
(1)
Terms in this chapter share those meanings of terms in T.C.A. title 43, chapter 27, parts 1 and
2.
(2)
When used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise:
(a)
Act means T.C.A. §§ 43-27-201, et seq.;
(b)
Batch, in addition to its definition under the Act, means an individual production lot of
manufactured product;
(c)
Cannabis means any plant or any part of a plant of the genera Cannabis and includes
hemp;
(d)
Certificate of Analysis (COA) means a written document from a laboratory approved by
the department for testing samples under this chapter, and which communicates the
results of those tests performed;
(e)
Commerce or similar words mean involving payment for an item or payment for services
incident to production of the item;
MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTION OF HEMP-DERIVED
CHAPTER 0080-10-02
CANNABINOID PRODUCTS
(f)
Distribute means to transport or to introduce into commerce and includes delivery for
sale or manufacturing, or holding for subsequent sale or manufacturing;
(g)
Food means articles used for food or drink for humans or other animals; chewing gum;
and articles used for components of food or drink or chewing gum;
(h)
Hemp-derived cannabinoid (HDC) product means a product that contains or that is
labeled to contain a hemp-derived cannabinoid and that is produced, marketed, or
otherwise intended to be consumed orally (“ingestible”), inhaled (“inhalable”), or
absorbed through the skin (“transdermal”). HDC products also include intermediate
products intended for subsequent use as a component in a later finished ingestible,
inhalable, or transdermal HDC product. Topical products mean products solely intended
to be applied to the skin or hair and are not intended to be absorbed through transdermal
application; topical products are not included within the definition of HDC product even if
they contain a hemp-derived cannabinoid;
(i)
In a manner similarly reliable to post-decarboxylation means a manner sufficient to
quantify by percentage the resulting THC of a sample if carboxyl groups are removed
from all molecules containing THC within the sample. A manner similarly reliable to post-
decarboxylation is shown by a post-decarboxylation THC value equal to the sum of the
sample’s THC percentage plus the product of its delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinolic acid
(THCa) percentage and 0.877;
(j)
Manufacture, in addition to its definition under the Act, includes any action that
transforms cannabis physically or chemically beyond its principal form as a farm product
or that filters, cleans, or trims that product to isolate any of its particular parts or
components;
(k)
Move, transport, or similar words mean to relocate in any manner an item from one real
property to another;
(l)
Person means an individual, partnership, corporation, or any other form of legal entity;
(m)
Sample means to take material or the material taken from a location used to manufacture
or distribute HDC products; and,
(n)
Serving, in addition to its definition under the Act, means an amount of product
designated by its manufacturer as reasonably understood to be a single unit of the
product for consumption.