WV HB5100Introducedas of 2026-02-03
Transferring all regulatory and enforcement responsibilities for CBD and Kratom from the Department of Agriculture to the Alcohol Beverage Control Administration.
Plain-English summary
What happened: A West Virginia bill, sent to the House Agriculture, Commerce, and Tourism committee, would transfer regulatory and enforcement authority over CBD and Kratom from the Department of Agriculture to the Alcohol Beverage Control Administration.
Why it matters: A shift in regulatory agency can bring different enforcement priorities, licensing structures, and compliance frameworks to CBD businesses.
Affects: cultivators and retailers
LATEST ACTION: To House Agriculture, Commerce, and Tourism
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