Hemp-limitations on psychoactive substances.

Wyoming's SF 32 regulates hemp products by setting a strict 0.3% THC limit (measured dry weight) and banning synthetic substances or additives. It directly affects hemp producers, processors, and sellers, prohibiting the sale of products exceeding the THC threshold or containing synthetic cannabinoids. The bill defines "THC" broadly to include natural and synthetic forms, amends enforcement rules for inspections and testing, and imposes penalties like $250 disposal fees for noncompliant products or license revocation for repeated violations. These changes align hemp regulations with controlled substance laws while requiring new state rules for implementation.