SB820

Summary

A Maryland law, now approved by the Governor as Chapter 355, grants the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Cannabis Commission enforcement and seizure authority over unauthorized consumable products. Expanded enforcement and seizure powers increase regulatory risk for businesses found selling or distributing products that do not meet state authorization standards.

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