National Law Review
7/6/2026

North Carolina Considers Overhauling Hemp Product Definition: What You Need to Know
Short summary
North Carolina's Senate approved a hemp product overhaul effective July–November 2026, with sales restricted to age 21+ and total THC capped at 0.4 mg per container. Noncompliant products become Schedule VI controlled substances, triggering civil penalties up to $50,000 and criminal liability. Manufacturers must reformulate, repackage, and establish compliance documentation by November 12.
- •Total THC cap of 0.4 mg per finished container (effective November 12, 2026)
- •Sales age restriction of 21+ (effective July 15, 2026)
- •Civil penalties up to $50,000 and criminal liability for violations
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