Alaska Administrative Code
Title 11 - Natural Resources
Part 4 - Agriculture
Chapter 40 - Industrial Hemp
Article 3 - Processor Registration
11 AAC 40.305 - Processor registration; privileges and prohibited acts
Universal Citation: 11 AK Admin Code 40.305
Current through August 30, 2024
(a) A registered processor is authorized to do the following, in compliance with this chapter:
(1) purchase and store raw industrial hemp
for processing at the locations identified in the processor
registration;
(2) process
industrial hemp;
(3) receive
compensation for raw industrial hemp as permitted for registered growers under
11 AAC 40.205(a)(4);
(4) provide samples of processed industrial
hemp or industrial hemp products to the division for sampling and
testing;
(5) conduct in-house
testing for the processor's own use;
(6) store processed hemp or hemp products at
the locations identified in the processor registration;
(7) transport industrial hemp or industrial
hemp products in compliance with
11 AAC 40.710; and
(8) receive compensation for processed
industrial hemp or industrial hemp products from a processor or retailer
registered under
11 AAC 40.300 -
11 AAC 40.335 or
11 AAC 40.500 -
11 AAC 40.525.
(b) A registered processor must
(1) comply with all applicable occupational
health and safety standards;
(2)
use registered scales in compliance with
AS
45.75.080 and
17 AAC 90.920-17 AAC 90.935;
(3) permit inspection by the division or
division's representatives in compliance with
AS
03.05.040 or
03.05.076(e);
(4) permit inspection by local safety
officials, including local fire departments, building inspectors, or regulatory
code enforcement officers as required by other law; and
(5) upon request of the division and not
later than three business days after notice of the request, provide a copy of
the registration and inspection reports of the registered scales to the
division.
(c) A registered processor may not
(1) receive
compensation for processed industrial hemp or industrial hemp products from
consumers without an industrial hemp retailer registration;
(2) process or store industrial hemp in a
structure that is primarily used for residential purposes;
(3) purchase for processing any industrial
hemp or industrial hemp product from a person who is not
(A) registered with the division;
(B) registered or licensed by other states or
qualifying entities that have implemented an industrial hemp pilot program in
accordance with 7 U.S.C.
5940 (sec. 7606 of the Agricultural
Improvement Act of 2014), or a United States Department of Agriculture approved
industrial hemp program, authorized under
7 U.S.C.
1639p (sec. 10113 of the Agricultural
Improvement Act of 2018); or
(C) a
lawful international source authorized in writing by the division.
Authority:AS 03.05.010
AS 03.05.040
AS 03.05.050
AS 03.05.076
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