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State guidance gives local health departments clearer authority on CBD/THC in foods, Montgomery health officer says

September 09, 2026 | Montgomery, Somerset County, New Jersey


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State guidance gives local health departments clearer authority on CBD/THC in foods, Montgomery health officer says
The health officer told the board that New Jersey Department of Health guidance now gives local health departments clearer enforcement authority over foods and beverages that contain unapproved cannabinoids such as certain CBD and THC ingredients. "Local health departments have the authority to prohibit the sale, they have the authority to embargo and recommend voluntary destruction of products in the retail food establishments," she said.

She said the township is reviewing the guidance and expects to incorporate it into environmental health procedures and inspector training. The officer estimated roughly "3 or 4 establishments" in Montgomery where the new rules might apply and said staff would coordinate with police and provide education and training before taking enforcement action.

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