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A bill affecting cannabis packaging and labeling regulations was referred to the Assembly Committee on Business and Professions on June 2. The Cannabis Right to Know Act, SB 1097, which has already passed the Senate, would add additional warning labels to product packaging, require new users to be given an informational brochure and update policies for advertising. New consumption risk warning phrases would be implemented via a rotating batch approach and address pregnant users, teenagers and children, mental health issues and driving under the influence. Critics of the proposed measure say these issues are already covered under current law. If approved by the House, SB 1097 would go into effect between January 1, 2024, and January 1, 2025.
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