Arizona
Cannabis Law Guide & THCA Vendor SOP
Hemp Law
Arizona legalized hemp under HB 2298 (2019). Follows Farm Bill delta-9 definition. THCA products legal.
Important Note
AZ added 21+ age requirement for hemp-derived THC products in 2023.
Marijuana / Cannabis Law
Proposition 207 (2020) legalized adult-use cannabis. Medical program since 2010 (Prop 203).
Possession Limit
1 oz (5g concentrate); 6 plants at home
Dual licensing system. Social equity provisions. Consumption lounges in development.
THCA Vendor SOP — Arizona
- 1
Obtain Arizona hemp processor license from ADA
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Test all products through ADA-approved labs (delta-9 THC only)
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Label with: THC content per serving, total THC, batch number, COA QR code
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Age-gate all sales: 21+ required for THC-containing hemp products
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Maintain batch-level traceability records for 2 years
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Do not co-locate hemp and marijuana operations without dual licensing
Hemp Vendor Requirements
- Hemp processor license
- COA per batch
- Labeling: THC content, serving size, warnings
- No sales to minors under 21
Key Dates
2010-11-02: Medical cannabis (Prop 203)
2019-05-29: Hemp legalized (HB 2298)
2020-11-03: Adult-use cannabis (Prop 207)
Enforcement Notes
ADA inspects hemp operations. Department of Health Services regulates marijuana. Cross-compliance required for dual-license holders.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Cannabis laws change frequently. The statute citations and regulatory links were verified as of March 2026 but may have been updated. Always verify current regulations withArizona Department of Agriculture before making business decisions. Consult a licensed attorney in Arizona for advice specific to your situation.