New York
Cannabis Law Guide & THCA Vendor SOP
Hemp Law
New York AB 7506 (2024) restricts hemp-derived cannabinoid products. Products must comply with OCM regulations. Total THC testing applies for intoxicating hemp products.
Important Note
NY brought hemp-derived THC under OCM regulation in 2024. Super Smoke v. Cannabis Control Board (2025): TRO granted on enforcement overreach.
Marijuana / Cannabis Law
Marijuana Regulation & Taxation Act (MRTA, 2021) legalized adult-use. Troubled rollout — illicit market dominates.
Possession Limit
3 oz flower; 24g concentrate; 6 plants (when permitted)
Licensing delays. Massive illicit market. CAURD social equity licenses. Home grow pending.
THCA Vendor SOP — New York
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WARNING: Hemp-derived THC products regulated by OCM since Oct 2024
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Register with OCM for hemp cannabinoid products
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Products exceeding delta-9 THC thresholds require full cannabis license
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Lab test per OCM standards
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Age-gate: 21+ for all THC products
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Follow OCM packaging and labeling requirements
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Note: Super Smoke TRO may affect enforcement — monitor litigation
Hemp Vendor Requirements
- OCM registration for hemp-THC products
- Products exceeding THC thresholds require cannabis license
- Lab testing per OCM standards
- Age: 21+
Key Dates
2014: Medical cannabis (Compassionate Care Act)
2021-03-31: Adult-use signed (MRTA)
2022-12-29: First adult-use sales
2024-10-23: Hemp-THC regulated (AB 7506)
Enforcement Notes
OCM enforces both hemp-THC and cannabis regulations. Active enforcement against unlicensed stores. TRO litigation ongoing.
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 withNew York Office of Cannabis Management before making business decisions. Consult a licensed attorney in New York for advice specific to your situation.