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Wisconsin cannabis testing requirements

Verified 28 September 2026No medical or adult-use program

Wisconsin has no medical or adult-use cannabis program, so there are no state cannabis testing rules. State law lets a person possess a CBD product with a physician's certification. Hemp growers have been licensed by the USDA since 1 January 2022; DATCP keeps consumer, food and labeling oversight of hemp and CBD products.

The rulesVerified 28 September 2026

No cannabis program in Wisconsin

Wisconsin cannabis testing facts
Medical programNo
Adult-use programNo
State-mandated testingNot required
Required testsNone: the state does not require testing
ISO/IEC 17025Not required
RegulatorNone listed: no medical or adult-use program
Last verified28 September 2026

ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation

Not required. No state cannabis testing program exists, so no state rule sets lab accreditation.

Notes

  • Medical and adult-use cannabis remain illegal under state law.
  • Wis. Stat. 961.32(2m): a person may possess a CBD product with a physician's certification issued within the past year; hemp products need no certification.
  • 2025 Assembly Bill 547, a medical cannabis bill, failed to pass when the 2025-26 session ended (23 March 2026).
  • Hemp: the USDA has licensed Wisconsin hemp growers directly since 1 January 2022; DATCP no longer runs a hemp licensing program.
  • Federal change: from 12 November 2026, P.L. 119-37 sec. 781 limits hemp to 0.3% total THC and excludes final hemp-derived cannabinoid products over 0.4 mg total THC per container. Wisconsin's own hemp definition still counts delta-9 THC only.

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