New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 2 - AGRICULTURE
Chapter 25 - NEW JERSEY HEMP PROGRAM RULES
Subchapter 5 - INSPECTION, SAMPLING, AND TESTING
Section 2:25-5.4 - Third-party laboratory compliance
Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 2:25-5.4
Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024
(a) Hemp producers may utilize either the Department's laboratory or third-party laboratories to demonstrate compliance with the Federally defined THC level for hemp.
(b) Third party laboratories shall apply to the Program annually as handlers.
(c) Third-party laboratories shall:
1. Be registered
and accredited in accordance with State and Federal law, rules, and
regulations;
2. Be registered with the
Program as a handler;
3. Comply with the
Department's testing procedures pursuant to this chapter;
4. Transmit laboratory results directly to their
client and to the Department for all licensed New Jersey processors and growers
submitting regulatory samples, in order to receive final Departmental
approval;
5. Submit to random quality
assurance testing by the Department to validate the accuracy of testing results;
and
6. Take and pass an annual
performance test, if requested by the Department, to ensure the accuracy of their
testing methods.
(d) A hemp producer may test its own hemp for the purpose of providing information to the Department regarding THC levels and to certify labels for hemp or hemp products, provided the hemp producer's laboratory complies with the provisions in this subsection.
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