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Compare all substancesFederal hemp redefinition: P.L. 119-103, div. B, sec. 2019
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Applies only to cannabinoids the plant cannot naturally produce.
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The total-THC test, the 0.4 mg per container cap and the exclusion of converted cannabinoids start.
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