Utah Admin. Code R66-32-7 - Test Results Exceeding 0.3% THC Concentration in Pre-Harvest Testing
(1) Any sample test result where the total
THC concentration of the sample is higher than the acceptable hemp THC level
shall be conclusive evidence that one or more cannabis plants or plant products
from the lot represented by the sample contain a THC concentration over that
allowed.
(2) If the results of a
test conclude that the THC concentration levels of a sample are higher than the
acceptable hemp THC level, the industrial hemp testing laboratory shall
promptly notify the producer, the department and the USDA.
(3) A noncompliant sample may be re-tested,
at the expense of the licensee, if they believe that the original THC
concentration levels were in error.
(4) An industrial hemp testing laboratory
shall follow the same procedures used in the initial test for any
retests.
(5) Re-test results will
be shared with the licensee, the department, and the USDA.
(6) If the industrial hemp material is >1%
total THC content the industrial hemp testing laboratory must notify law
enforcement.
(7) Remediated biomass
submitted for official compliance testing shall follow the same procedures used
to conduct the initial test.
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