GA SB33

Amends the Georgia Hemp Farming Act to exclude products containing synthetic cannabinoids from the definition of "consumable hemp product" and defines synthetic cannabinoids as those not naturally produced by the Cannabis sativa L. plant

Authorizes the Commissioner of Agriculture, designated agents, and law enforcement officers to impound cannabis or synthetic cannabinoid products that exceed legal delta-9-THC limits or are adulterated with synthetic cannabinoids, drugs, pesticides, or other banned substances

Requires consumable hemp products to have a full panel certificate of analysis conducted within the last 12 months, display a department-approved THC warning sticker, and include product composition information via label or QR code

Classifies synthetic cannabinoids as "restricted dangerous drugs" under Georgia's dangerous drug laws, with felony penalties for possession ranging from 1-15 years based on quantity, and 5-30 years (or up to life for repeat offenses) for manufacturing or distributing

Creates civil penalties up to $5,000 per violation per day for Georgia Hemp Farming Act violations, with misdemeanor charges for first offenses escalating to high and aggravated misdemeanors for subsequent offenses; effective January 1, 2027