Alaska

Alaska licenses adult-use cultivation, manufacturing and retail under a single state regulator, and treats on-site consumption premises as a separate endorsement. Possession for personal use is lawful within state limits. Hemp is grown under a state plan approved by the federal agriculture department, with a THC concentration threshold measured at harvest and a disposal requirement for non-compliant lots.

Interstate transport of cannabis remains unlawful even where both states permit it, and the state's cannabis rules apply to products sold inside Alaska regardless of where the plant material was grown.

Retailers, cultivators and testing laboratories operate under state licence conditions rather than a general permission, so an expired endorsement stops trade immediately. Hemp processors must track harvest THC results, because a lot that tests above the threshold cannot lawfully enter the food or supplement chain.