MO SB993

Creates a licensing system for hemp beverage businesses in Missouri with three license types: manufacturers ($1,000/location), wholesalers ($500/location), and retailers ($250/location), administered by the Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control

Restricts hemp beverage sales to individuals 21 and older, requires retailers to hold an active alcohol license, and prohibits licensees from also holding marijuana facility licenses under Article XIV of the Missouri Constitution

Limits THC content to 10 milligrams per serving and 0.3% total THC concentration, with single-serve containers capped at 10mg total and multi-serve bottles (375ml-1.75L) requiring child-proof resealable caps

Imposes a 7% excise tax on retail hemp beverage sales and creates a "Hemp-Derived Products Fund" for regulatory administration

Requires mandatory product testing by ISO 17025-accredited labs, product registration with the Department of Health and Senior Services, and labeling with warnings about pregnancy, impairment, and age restrictions