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Hemp Laws in Utah

Last updated: July 18, 2026

Delta-9 THC (Hemp) in Utah

Current legal status

⚠️Restricted

Hemp-derived Delta-9 THC is restricted in Utah. Only UDAF-registered products meeting strict caps of no more than 5 mg per serving and 150 mg per package may be sold; anything above those limits is confined to the medical cannabis program.

Statute: Utah Code tit. 4 ch. 41/41a; HB 54 (2025)

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All Compounds in Utah

CompoundStatus
Delta-8 THCBanned
Delta-9 THC (Hemp)⚠️Restricted
CBDLegal
THCABanned
HHCBanned
Delta-10 THCBanned
THC-OBanned
THCPBanned

By Product Type

Gummies / Edibles⚠️Restricted
Vapes / CartridgesBanned
Hemp FlowerBanned
Tinctures / Oils⚠️Restricted
Topicals / CreamsLegal
Beverages / Drinks⚠️Restricted

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Age Requirement

21+

Shipping Into UT

⚠️Restricted

Shipping Out of UT

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Note: Utah regulates hemp-derived cannabinoids under Utah Code title 4, chapters 41 and 41a. HB 54 (2025, effective May 7, 2025) bans synthetic and converted cannabinoids, THCA, and smokable flower, with UDAF enforcement sweeps; only UDAF-registered low-dose Delta-9 (no more than 5 mg per serving, 150 mg per package) is sold outside the medical program. HB 509 (2025) added retailer licensing and a 5.3% tax effective January 1, 2026. Non-intoxicating CBD topicals remain widely available.

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