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TXIntermediate Certificate
Texas Hemp Packaging, Labeling & COA Requirements
What Every Product on Your Shelf Must Show Under 2026 DSHS Rules
2
Lessons
3
Quiz Questions
2h
Est. Duration
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Complete
About This Course
Improper labeling is one of the top reasons DSHS embargoes hemp products in Texas. This course covers every required label element under the March 31, 2026 rules — cannabinoid content, batch ID, THC warnings, child-resistant packaging, and how to verify a product's COA matches its label before putting it on your shelf.
Learning Outcomes
- List every required label element for Texas consumable hemp products
- Identify non-compliant labels and know when to pull a product from sale
- Understand child-resistant and tamper-evident packaging requirements
- Verify that a product's COA matches its label batch number
- Know the difference between required warnings and prohibited health claims
Course Curriculum
1
Module 1: Required Label Elements
1 lessons
Lesson 1: The 10 Required Label Elements·16 min
2
Module 2: Packaging Requirements and Inventory Management
1 lessons
Lesson 2: Packaging Requirements and Pulling Non-Compliant Products·14 min
$39one-time
2 hours of content
2 lessons across 2 modules
Certificate of completion
Who Should Take This
- Smoke shop and hemp retail employees
- Store managers responsible for receiving inventory
- Anyone who puts products on shelves or answers customer questions
Regulation Sources
- 25 TAC § 300.300 — Labeling Requirements
- 25 TAC § 300.400 — Packaging Requirements
- Texas Health & Safety Code § 443.204
- FDA Guidance on Hemp CBD Labeling