1. (1) It is a violation to process industrial hemp or industrial hemp material on a site not approved by the department.
2. (2) It is a violation to process industrial hemp or industrial hemp material from a source that is not approved by the Department.
3. (3) A licensee may not allow unsupervised public access to hemp processing facilities.
4. (4) It is a violation to employ a person under the age of 18 in the processing or handling of industrial hemp or cannabinoid products.
5. (5) It is a violation to sell a cannabinoid product to the public or another licensee in violation of this section or state laws governing the final product.
6. (6) It is a violation to process raw concentrate without the appropriate industrial hemp processor license.
7. (7) It is a violation to fail to keep records required by this rule or to fail to adhere to the notification requirements of this rule.
8. (8) It is a violation to use artificially derived cannabinoids in cannabinoid products without notifying the department.

9. (9) It is a violation for a licensee to allow an employee access to industrial hemp material or cannabinoid product that contains over 0.3% THC, or has the potential to contain over 0.3% THC, if the employee:

   1. (a) has a felony conviction; or
   2. (b) has a drug-related misdemeanor conviction within the previous 10 years.
10. (10) It is a violation to have cannabinoid concentrate without a cannabinoid product processing license.
11. (11) It is a violation to store cannabinoid concentrate with greater than 0.3% THC concentration without following the requirements of Subsection R66-30-12(2).
12. (12) It is a violation to store industrial hemp material without a processor license from the department or a cultivator license from the USDA.
13. (13) It is a violation to have non-compliant material.
14. (14) It is a violation for a licensee to engage in practices outside of the scope of their license.
15. (15) It is a violation to use an extraction method that is not authorized by Section R66-30-6.
16. (16) It is a violation to employ a key participant without a background check for longer than 90 days.
17. (17) It is a violation to operate a facility that does not meet basic cleanliness standards outlined in Section R66-30-7.
18. (18) For holders of industrial hemp and medical cannabis processing licenses, it is a violation to operate a facility that does not adhere to the separation requirements of Section R66-2-5.
19. (19) It is a violation to sell a cannabinoid product that has not been tested as required by Section R66-30-9.
20. (20) It is a violation to deny the department the ability to take a sample of a cannabinoid product during an inspection or as part of an investigation.
21. (21) It is a violation to deny the department access to a cannabinoid product processing facility or cannabinoid product processing facility records during regular business hours.

KEY: cannabidiol, hemp products, hemp extraction, hemp oil

Date of Last Change: August 7, 2025

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 4-41-103(4)