S3215

Summary

A Rhode Island bill introduced and referred to Senate Finance would authorize licensed liquor, cannabis, and hemp consumable retailers that hold an infused-beverage endorsement to sell THC-infused beverages at retail. Retailers holding the required endorsement would gain a new product category to sell, while those without it would need to obtain one to participate in the THC-beverage market.

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