Are there any hemp or CBD products legal to sell at the farmers market? What licensing is required to do so?
Yes, some CBD and hemp products are legal to sell at the farmers market.
Hulled hemp seed, hemp seed protein powder, and hemp seed oil are legal to sell at Michigan farmers markets and do not require licensure. These products are generally recognized as safe and do not require licensure to sell on their own. When added to a food product, the final product may require licensure.
Smokeable hemp flower is legal to sell at Michigan farmers markets and requires a Processor-Handler license.
Topical CBD products, such as lotions or soaps, are legal to sell at Michigan farmers markets and require a Processor-Handler license.
Products including smokeable marijuana flower, CBD and marijuana edibles, CBD pet treats, growable marijuana seeds, starts, and plants, and viable hemp hemp seeds, starts, and plants are not legal to buy or sell at farmers markets.
Cannabis Product Legality Chart Cannabis Regulatory Agency: Michigan