Bill > AB504

This bill establishes new regulations for businesses selling hemp products without a cannabis establishment license. Specifically, such businesses must prominently display signs at customer entrances stating that the location is not licensed to sell cannabis, and at sales stations indicating that all hemp products contain less than the legal limit of THC. The bill prohibits these businesses from making false or misleading statements about their licensing status or the nature of their hemp products, including claims that the products are cannabis or produce an intoxicating effect. Any violation of these requirements is considered a deceptive trade practice under Nevada law. The Cannabis Compliance Board is granted the authority to investigate such violations and refer them to the Attorney General for potential penalties. The bill defines key terms like "hemp product" and "intended for human consumption" and ensures that these new requirements are in addition to existing legal protections. The goal appears to be protecting consumers from potential misrepresentation and confusion about hemp products sold outside of licensed cannabis establishments.

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https://www.leg.state.nv.us/App/NELIS/REL/83rd2025/Bill/12787/Overview