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United States — Texas
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The department and the Department of Public Safety may inspect hemp-related land and plants, and a license holder must let the Department of Public Safety access the plot and property for that purpose.
United States — Texas
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The department may collect samples and perform testing, or hire a laboratory to do that work for it.
United States — Texas
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The department must create and issue a shipping certificate or cargo manifest for certain hemp shipments, and the document must include a unique shipment number and the department’s contact information. A person who forges, falsifies, or alters one with intent to deceive law enforcement commits an offense that is a thi
United States — Texas
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A person or the person's agent generally may not cultivate, handle, or transport hemp without a license, but there is an exception for manufacturing a consumable hemp product under the cited Health and Safety Code provision.
United States — Texas
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A person convicted of a controlled-substance felony cannot hold certain licenses or be a governing person for 10 years after conviction, and the department cannot issue a license to someone who materially falsifies an application.
United States — Texas
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A person may apply for a hemp license by filing the required form with the department. The application must include specified location details, consent for inspections, the fee, and any other required information.
United States — Texas
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A license lasts one year and may be renewed under this section.
United States — Texas
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The department must revoke a license if the license holder is convicted of a felony involving a controlled substance under federal law or state law.
United States — Texas
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Testing must be done by specified laboratories, and license holders have restrictions and payment duties tied to that testing.
United States — Texas
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The department must register eligible independent testing laboratories and keep an annual registry available to license holders. It may also charge a registration fee to recover administrative costs.
United States — Texas
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A license holder may not harvest hemp until a preharvest sample is collected and tested, and the sample/testing method must meet this section’s requirements.
United States — Texas
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A license holder must notify the department at least 20 days before expected plant harvest, a sample must be collected for preharvest testing, and the department may set sample-submission procedures by rule.
United States — Texas
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The department must allow a license holder to get one postharvest test if the preharvest test for the plot is above 0.3% THC, and it must set rules for representative samples and collection.
United States — Texas
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The department must issue documentation for authorized plant-sample collectors so they can transport test samples to the specified testing laboratory.
United States — Texas
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A person must not, with intent to deceive, forge, falsify, or alter the results of a laboratory test required or authorized under this chapter.
United States — Texas
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A license holder must harvest plants within 30 days after a preharvest sample is collected, unless field conditions delay harvesting or the department allows a delay.
United States — Texas
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A license holder may sell or use plants if testing shows THC is 0.3% or less; if testing shows more than 0.3%, the holder must destroy or dispose of the plants, unless the department finds the excess was solely due to negligence, in which case corrective options are available.
United States — Texas
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This subchapter does not apply to sterilized seeds that cannot begin germination.
United States — Texas
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The department or an authorized seed-certifying entity must certify hemp seed that is confirmed to produce hemp, and the department must share a list of certified or approved hemp seeds with license holders.
United States — Texas
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A person may not sell, offer for sale, distribute, or use hemp seed in this state unless the seed is certified or approved under Section 122.252.