MO HB2641

Prohibits state agencies from disclosing medical marijuana patient and caregiver identification card information to the federal government or unauthorized third parties, with knowing violations constituting a class E felony

Requires marijuana dispensaries to not create or retain consumer identifying information upon written request, with violations subject to a $2,500 fine per occurrence

Classifies hemp-derived cannabinoid products (containing THC or similar intoxicating cannabinoids) as marijuana, requiring they be sold only through licensed marijuana facilities under Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution

Establishes penalties of $5,000 per transaction and a class D felony for selling hemp-derived cannabinoid products outside licensed marijuana facilities, with the Attorney General having primary enforcement jurisdiction

Sets effective date of November 12, 2026 for most provisions, with contingency language tied to federal hemp restriction timelines under the 2018 Agriculture Improvement Act