Virginia Consumer Protection Act; shipping goods without certain information.

Added a prohibition on selling or offering for sale any substance containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) that lacks specific child-resistant packaging, detailed labeling, and an independent laboratory certificate of analysis.

Added a prohibition on manufacturing or selling industrial hemp extracts or THC substances that depict or are shaped like humans, animals, vehicles, or fruit.

Added a requirement that suppliers shipping goods under automatic renewal or continuous service offers must include a shipping invoice stating the shipping cost, return policy, and cancellation instructions.

Updated numerous section references throughout the list of prohibited practices to match the current numbering in the Code of Virginia.

Reformatted the bill header and introductory text to reflect its status as an enrolled act of the 2026 session.

The mandatory shipping invoice requirement was changed from a general rule for all shipments to a specific rule only for shipments involving automatic renewal or continuous service offers.

A new exemption was added, stating that suppliers do not need to include the shipping invoice if they have already provided the required cancellation information through a timely electronic confirmation of purchase or by making it readily available.