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Mississippi

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Updated 5 months ago

Current legal overview

A medical cannabis programme operates on a licensing basis, and adult-use sales are not authorised.

Accessible status — No active alert: No reported federal or state enforcement change in the current window.

Latest change
Jun 9, 2026
Last reviewed
Sep 25, 2026

Evergreen law guide

Mississippi licenses medical cannabis cultivation, processing, testing and dispensing, with patient certification through the state health department. Adult-use is not authorised. Hemp is regulated under a state agricultural plan with THC testing and disposal obligations for non-compliant lots.

The programme sets its own testing standards and requires seed-to-sale tracking, so unlicensed product cannot pass through the licensed channel.

Business impact

Licensed operators carry tracking obligations that make undocumented third-party inputs a compliance risk. Hemp growers should keep sampling records to demonstrate the crop met concentration limits.

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