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All regulatory and compliance information provided on the Terpene Belt Farms website is for informational purposes only. While we strive to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of this information, the regulatory landscape for hemp and cannabis products is constantly evolving, and there may be various interpretations of the laws and regulations.
Customers are responsible for understanding and complying with the laws and regulations applicable to the use of our products in their respective states. We update our information as frequently as practically possible, but we cannot guarantee that all information is current or comprehensive.
Terpene Belt Farms does not provide legal advice, and this information should not be construed as such. For specific legal or compliance advice, please consult with a qualified legal professional.
General Information
Terpene Belt Overview:
- Location: Terpene Belt is a hemp cultivation and processing operation based in California.
- Farm Registration: Registered with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) and Alameda County (registration no. 01-210002G) and Contra Costa County (registration no. 07-210003G).
- Processing Operation: Registered as a hemp processor with CDFA, License No. 27300.
Hemp Products: Our products comply with the 2018 Farm Bill definition of hemp as having less than 0.3% of THC. Our essential oil products contain NO detectable cannabinoids.
Pennsylvania State Compliance Information
Terpene Belt is a hemp cultivation and processing project located in CA. Our hemp farm is registered with the California Department of Food and Agriculture (“CDFA”) and Alameda County (registration no. 01-210002G) and Contra Costa County (07-210003G). Our processing operation is registered with CDFA as a hemp processor, License No. 27300.
The products produced by Terpene Belt are regulated as hemp under the 2019 Farm Bill and California Industrial Hemp laws and regulations. The terms ‘cannabis’ and ‘hemp’ receive specific treatment depending on statutory construction at the State or Federal level. Regardless of the destination, both cannabis and hemp are sourced from the same genus and species – Cannabis sativa L. “Hemp” is generally defined as an agricultural product derived from Cannabis sativa L with less than .3% THC. The essential oil product has no detectable cannabinoids, specifically THC and fits within the regulatory definition of hemp.
In PA, there is regulation in place through the Medical Cannabis Program, run by the Department of Health that limits the use of flavoring in manufactured goods to Terpenes which are native cannabis or hemp terpenes. No botanical or artificial flavoring is permitted.
Specific to the use of Cannabis terpenes, they must come from a licensed Grower-Processor. Specific to the use of Hemp terpenes, they must be purchased from a PA Department of Agriculture licensed Hemp Processor.
Terpene Belt’s varieties are sold in PA by a PA Department of Agriculture licensed Hemp Processor.
