New Jersey's S4509 banned intoxicating hemp products including THCA in 2026, leaving only narrow legal categories and forcing retailers to act immediately.
New Jersey's S4509, signed January 2026, ends the intoxicating-hemp grey market with a licensing regime, age gates, and a fundamental compliance reset.
New Jersey's 2025 consumption area endorsement is dispensary-tied, with municipal gatekeeping, ventilation rules, and serving limits delaying launches.
Hemp-THC retailers must balance audit-defensible logs with state privacy laws when handling ID scans, delivery photos, and age-verification selfies in 2025.
New Jersey's NJDPA took effect January 15, 2025, forcing cannabis e-commerce to honor Global Privacy Control, a 15-day opt-out, and youth-ad targeting limits.
The New Jersey Data Privacy Act took effect January 15, 2025, adding consumer privacy duties to age-gated cannabis ecommerce, ID scanning, and delivery.
New Jersey's Data Privacy Act took effect January 15, 2025, forcing cannabis e-commerce sites to run DPIAs, refresh consent flows, and plan a 30-day cure.
The New Jersey Data Privacy Act, effective January 15, 2025, requires cannabis e-commerce sites to honor GPC signals, 15-day opt-outs, and tightened age gating.
New Jersey's 2025 emergency rules under S3235 and S4509 ban THCA, delta-8, and HHC outside the licensed cannabis system, with $10,000 per-violation fines.
New York approved 52 adult-use cannabis licenses in May 2025 as states including Nebraska, Texas, and New Jersey opened new application windows for 2024-2025.
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