State lawmakers in Michigan on Tuesday approved a package of bills requiring hemp-derived delta-8 THC, along with other intoxicants that mimic a cannabis high, to be regulated by the Michigan Marijuana Regulatory Agency.
The Michigan House Regulatory Reform Committee unanimously approved the bills, which now advance to the full House for a vote.
The action, spurred by a flood of unregulated delta-8 THC products entering the marketplace, has support from the cannabis business members in the state, including the Michigan Cannabis Manufacturer’s Association whose executive director, Stephen Linder, testified before the committee earlier this month.