Is CBD Legal In NM?

First, let’s address the legality of CBD on the Federal Level.

Yes, purchasing CBD is federally legal as long as it doesn’t contain more than 0.3 percent THC (Enchantment Hemp Farms products are federally qualified). Above all, this is the biggest factor in current CBD legislation.

However, some states do place restrictions on some CBD products or transactions. For a list of restrictions state-by-state, click here or scroll down.

For instance, in New Jersey, New Mexico, and North Dakota CBD Products are legal without restriction.

To be clear, CBD derived from the hemp plant causes no significant impairment, cannot show up on most drug tests, and remains legal for all consumers in the state of New Mexico. As such, much of New Mexico’s legalization comes from the state’s recognition of the Federal Farm Bill of 2014 (and subsequent legislation of the FFBA 2018), which legalized the entirety of the industrial hemp industry in New Mexico.

Hemp-Derived CBD in New Mexico

While CBD remains legal for all citizens in New Mexico, CBD and hemp products produced outside of the state are still illegal (read more). Accordingly, Enchantment Hemp Farms produces it’s own hemp, processes the harvest, and bottles it’s products right here in New Mexico.

However, for the average CBD user, New Mexico allows both the traditional purchase and the online purchase of CBD products. However, they must be derived from the industrial hemp plant and remain below the legal THC limit set by the 2014 Farm Bill.

In March 2019, New Mexico lawmakers passed HB 581. Subsequently legalizing hemp and introducing the process of establishing regulations for its production, testing, transportation, and processing.

As a result of HB 581, individual permits are required for growing, extracting, and manufacturing hemp products, meaning a vertically integrated operation would need to obtain three separate permits, each of which cost $1,000 per year. Additionally, a harvest certificate, obtained after testing by a state-licensed facility, and manifest are required to follow all products through the supply chain.

In this regard, Enchantment Hemp Farms is proud to have undergone this rigorous qualification process, and able to offer one of the highest quality CBD products on the market.

CBD Legal Status, State-by-State

State	Is CBD legal?	Restrictions
Alabama	Yes	None
Alaska	Yes	No CBD-infused food/beverage allowed
Arizona	Yes	No food/beverage
Arkansas	Yes	No food/beverage
California	Yes	No food/beverage
Colorado	Yes	No baked goods
Connecticut	Yes	Food/bev must be registered
Delaware	Yes	Hemp grower must be affiliated with Delaware State University
Florida	Yes	Labeling is regulated
Georgia	Yes	No food/beverage
Hawaii	Yes	None
Idaho	Yes, but…	It must contain 0% THC
Illinois	Yes	None
Indiana	Yes	Labeling is regulated
Iowa	No	Illegal in every form
Kansas	Yes	No food/beverage
Kentucky	Yes	CBD tea not allowed
Louisiana	Yes	Many product restrictions
Maine	Yes	OK only if CBD extracted from licensed Maine hemp grower
Maryland	Yes	None
Massachusetts	Yes	CBD food/bev requires purity testing
Michigan	Yes	No food/beverage
Minnesota	Yes	No food/beverage
Mississippi	Yes	Must be at least 20:1 CBD:THC ratio
Missouri	Yes	Age 18+ only. Sales require state registration.
Montana	Yes	No food/beverage
Nebraska	Yes	Must be tested and approved by the Nebraska Dept. of Agriculture.
Nevada	Yes	No food/bev; CBD sales allowed in cannabis stores only
New Hampshire	Yes	No food/beverage, labeling restrictions, growing restrictions
New Jersey	Yes	None
New Mexico	Yes	None
New York	Yes	No food/bev; purity testing required
North Carolina	Yes	No food/beverage
North Dakota	Yes	None
Ohio	Yes	None
Oklahoma	Yes	None
Oregon	Yes	Label regulations coming
Pennsylvania	Yes	No food/bev; label regulations coming
Rhode Island	Yes	Label guidelines coming
South Carolina	Yes	No food/beverage
South Dakota	No	Not legal in any form
Tennessee	Yes	None
Texas	Yes	Label guidelines coming
Utah	Yes	Registration required for sales
Vermont	Yes	Can’t combine CBD with meat or dairy. Maple syrup has its own rules.
Virginia	Yes	None
Washington	Yes	No food/beverage
West Virginia	Yes	No food/beverage
Wisconsin	Yes	No food/beverage
Wyoming	Yes	None