Relating to requiring a warning on the labeling of certain consumable hemp products distributed or sold in this state.

HB 160 requires manufacturers and sellers of consumable hemp products (like edibles or drinks) containing more than 10 micrograms of THC per gram to include specific health warnings on product labels. The bill mandates one of ten randomized warnings about risks such as child poisoning, delayed effects, mental health impacts, or addiction, chosen at random or through rotation. It also requires additional labeling details like batch numbers, manufacturer names, a URL linking to lab test results, and proof that THC levels do not exceed 0.3%. This applies directly to businesses distributing these products within Texas, aiming to inform consumers about potential health risks associated with certain hemp-derived consumables.