Or. Admin. Code § 603-048-2350 - Batch Requirements for Compliance Testing
(1) Usable hemp. A handler must separate each
harvest lot of usable hemp and industrial hemp intended for human consumption
into no larger than 50.0 pound batches.
(2) Hemp concentrates or extracts:
(a) A process lot of a hemp concentrate or
extract is considered a batch.
(b)
A batch of hemp concentrate or extract must be produced using a standard
operating procedure and result in one finished hemp concentrate or extract that
is uniform in texture and form.
(3) Hemp Cannabinoid products.
(a) A handler must separate process lots into
not larger than 35,000 unit of sale batches.
(b) A batch of a hemp cannabinoid product
must be produced using a standard operating procedure and result in a finished
hemp cannabinoid product that is uniform in potency, texture, and weight. A
standard operating procedure may use different flavors or colors in a batch if
the different flavors or colors:
(A) Are
substituted for one another at a 1:1 ratio; and
(B) Do not affect the potency, texture, or
weight of the finished hemp cannabinoid product.
(c) If a hemp cannabinoid product is or may
be sold in different quantities in a unit of sale, then the process lot shall
be sampled based on the smallest unit of sale for the purposes of sampling and
testing. All proposed units of sales must meet the Commission's concentration
limit rules found in Chapter 845, division 26.
(4) Industrial hemp-derived vapor items
(a) A process lot of an industrial
hemp-derived vapor item is considered a batch.
(b) A batch of an industrial hemp-derived
vapor item must be made from a standard operating procedure and result in one
final industrial hemp-derived vapor item that is uniform in flavor, texture,
and form.
(5) A handler
must assign each batch a process lot identifier as described in OAR
603-048-0500 and that process lot identifier must be:
(a) Provided to the individual responsible
for taking samples; and
(b)
Included on the batch label as required in OAR 603-048-2380.
(6) A handler may not reuse a
process lot identifier.
(7) For the
purposes of this rule, "flavor" means:
(a) The
essential oil or essence which contains the flavoring constituents derived from
a spice, fruit, fruit juice, vegetable, vegetable judice, herb, root, leaf, or
similar plant material.
(b) Any
substance, the function of which is to impart flavor, which is not derived from
a spice, fruit juice, vegetable, vegetable juice, herb, root, leaf, or similar
plan material.
(c) Flavor does not
include flavoring constituents derived from the cannabis plant.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 561.190, ORS 571.263, ORS 571.281 & ORS 571.330
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 571.263, ORS 571.281 & ORS 571.330
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