Tennessee Administrative Code

(1) This chapter applies to any person who engages in the business of commercial pest control; who makes or supervises any pesticide application for which certification is required; or who inspects or supervises inspections of real property for issuance of a wood destroying insec…

(1) Terms in this chapter share those meanings of terms set forth in the Tennessee Application of Pesticides Act of 1978, T.C.A. §§ 62-21-101, et seq. (2) When used in the Act or this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise: (a) Act means the Tennessee Application of Pesti…

(1) A pesticide charter is required per office for any person who engages in the business of commercial pest control. (2) Application for a charter shall be made on forms provided by the department, which shall be completed in full and may include: (a) Name of the applicant; (b) …

(1) A pest control operator license is required for oversight of technical service work as stated under 0080-09-02-.03 License Categories. Pest control operator licenses are issued only to individuals and not formalized business entities. (2) Application for a license shall be ma…

(1) Pesticide applicator certification is required for performance of technical service work as stated under 0080-09-02-.04 Certification Categories. Pesticide certifications are issued only to individuals and not to formalized business entities. December, 2021 (Revised) 4 PESTIC…

(1) Commercial applicators shall maintain records for each custom application of pesticides and each application of restricted use pesticide that they apply or that they authorize by direct supervision. (2) Private applicators shall maintain records for each application of restri…

(1) For any location where the department has reason to believe a person is engaged in the business of commercial pest control or has made application of pesticide otherwise regulated under this chapter, the department may enter the location at a time in accordance with the Act f…

requirements apply in addition to use and recordkeeping requirements of pesticide applications under this chapter. (1) Fumigations poisonous to humans. (a) When any fumigation application is made of a pesticide that is poisonous to humans, a FUM or FUS licensee must be present at…

(1) In addition to other requirements of this chapter, (a) Certified pesticide applicators shall maintain areas where pesticides and equipment are housed so as to be readily accessible for inspection; (b) Certified pesticide applicators shall maintain records required under this …

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Farm labor contractor means any person who does not own and is not responsible for the management or condition of an agricultural establishment; and who hires or contracts workers to perform activities related to the production of agricultural plants, in exchange for compensation…

The department adopts by reference, as if fully stated herein, the federal standards for labeling requirements for pesticides and devices and worker protection standards, compiled at 40 C.F.R. Part 156, Subpart K, and Part 170.

(1) Persons currently certified as a private applicator of restricted use pesticides or as a commercial applicator in categories C01, C03, or C10 are exempt from the pesticide safety trainer requirements and may provide WPS training required in 40 C.F.R. § 170.130(d)(1) and § 170…

(1) The owner or operator of an agricultural establishment shall provide the farm labor contractor who performs work on that agricultural establishment with: (a) The location of the agricultural establishment’s central posting site; and, (b) Any restrictions on entering a treated…

(1) This chapter applies to any person who applies pesticides through use of an aircraft. (2) Persons licensed under this chapter shall be responsible for operations under their license until it expires or until the department receives written notification desiring it be terminat…

(1) Terms in this chapter share those meanings of terms set forth in T.C.A. § 43-8-301; and, (2) Act means T.C.A. §§ 43-8-301, et seq.

(1) Unless exempted under the Act, an aerial application license is required for each pilot of each aircraft used in the application of a pesticide. Aerial application licenses are issued only to individuals and not formalized business entities. (2) Application for an aerial appl…

(1) Records of aerial application of pesticide shall be made and maintained in accordance with the Act.

(1) For any location where the department has reason to believe a person is engaged in preparation or conduct of aerial applications of pesticide, the department may enter the location at a time in accordance with the Act for the purposes of sampling; examining equipment, pestici…

(1) Requirements of aerial application licensees. (a) In addition to other requirements of the Act and this chapter, licensees shall: 1. Maintain areas where pesticides and equipment are housed so as to be readily accessible for inspection; 2. Maintain records required under this…

(1) This chapter applies to any person who possesses rooted hemp or who cultivates cannabis for introduction into commerce. (2) The department shall not refund fees for early termination of any license issued under this chapter. (3) Licenses under this chapter are not transferabl…

(1) Terms in this chapter share those meanings of terms in T.C.A. §§ 43-27-101, et seq. (2) When used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise: (a) Act means T.C.A. §§ 43-27-101, et seq.; (b) Cannabis means any plant or any part of a plant of the genera Cannabis and…

(1) A hemp producer license is required per person per location for any person who possesses rooted hemp or who cultivates cannabis for introduction into commerce. The hemp producer license authorizes the producer to sell harvested hemp as an unprocessed commodity to wholesalers …

Any licensee moving rooted hemp or other cannabis shall have in their immediate possession a copy of the hemp producers’ license(s) from which the cannabis originated and a copy of the certificate(s) of analysis for the growing area and crop that produced the cannabis.

(1) Scope. The department may enter any licensed premises during normal business hours for purposes of inspecting and sampling any cannabis or other material and copying records necessary to determine compliance with the Act and this chapter. (2) Frequency. The department may con…

(1) In addition to other requirements of the Act and this chapter, persons subject to this chapter must: (a) Maintain areas where cannabis is grown or kept so as to be readily accessible for inspection; (b) Provide adequate lighting necessary for inspection of all cannabis and ar…

(1) This chapter applies to any person who manufactures or distributes in commerce any HDC product. (2) Persons who manufacture or distribute HDC products are subject to all requirements and regulatory authority applicable to the type of product sold, including but not limited to…

(1) Terms in this chapter share those meanings of terms in T.C.A. title 43, chapter 27, parts 1 and 2. (2) When used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise: (a) Act means T.C.A. §§ 43-27-201, et seq.; (b) Batch, in addition to its definition under the Act, means a…

(1) An HDC supplier license is required per person per location for any person who manufactures or distributes an HDC product in commerce. (2) Applicants for an HDC supplier license must submit required information on forms provided by the department, which may include: (a) Name …

(1) General requirements. (a) In production of HDC products, manufacturers shall: 1. Assign each product batch a unique batch number; 2. Not add nicotine to any HDC product; and 3. Not use dimethylsulfoxide in any HDC product. (2) Inhalable HDC products. (a) A person shall not ma…

(1) Frequencies. (a) If an HDC product is created from hemp or hemp products, the HDC supplier licensee must sample and test each batch of the product for conformance with this rule. Once full panel testing required by this rule is conducted on hemp or a hemp product, additional …

(1) HDC product manufacturers must, in addition to labeling requirements under the Act, label each HDC product with the following: (a) Batch number; (b) Name and address of the HDC product manufacturer or distributor; (c) A list of all ingredients, ordered by weight, including di…

(1) In addition to transportation requirements under the Act, HDC supplier licensees must make immediately available upon request COAs for any HDC product, including raw product, that is transported in commerce.

(1) For each batch of HDC product manufactured or distributed, HDC supplier licensees shall maintain the following for two years: (a) COAs, copies of which shall be submitted to all immediate downstream purchasers of the product; (b) A current copy of safety data sheets for all s…

(1) Scope. The department may enter any licensed premises or conveyance during normal business hours for purposes of inspecting and sampling any cannabis, HDC product, product lists and labels, or other material and copying records necessary to determine compliance with the Act a…

(1) In addition to other requirements of the Act and this chapter, persons subject to this chapter must: (a) Maintain areas and vehicles where HDC products are manufactured or distributed so as to be readily accessible for inspection; December, 2024 12 MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUT…

(1) This chapter applies to any person who sells or offers to sell at retail any HDC product. (2) Persons who sell or offer to sell HDC products are subject to all requirements and regulatory authority applicable to the type of product sold, including but not limited to regulatio…

(1) Terms in this chapter share those meanings of terms in T.C.A. title 43, chapter 27, parts 1 and 2. (2) When used in this chapter, unless the context requires otherwise: (a) Act means T.C.A. §§ 43-27-201, et seq.; (b) Batch, in addition to its definition under the Act, means a…

(1) An HDC retail license is required per person per location for any person who sells or offers for sale an HDC product at retail. Licensed locations must be fixed address facilities but may include temporary locations such as fairs, flea markets, and farmers markets, provided t…

(1) HDC retail licensees shall not sell an HDC product to a purchaser unless the purchaser has provided proof of age showing the purchaser to be at least 21 years of age. (2) HDC retail licensees may not offer HDC products for sale through use of vending machines or unstaffed kio…

(1) For each HDC product offered for sale, HDC retail licensees shall maintain for two years and readily produce upon request: (a) COAs received from their immediate upstream seller of the product; and, (b) Invoices and bills of lading for the licensee’s purchase or receipt of th…

(1) Scope. The department may enter any licensed premises during normal business hours for purposes of inspecting and sampling any cannabis, HDC product, or other material, examining and copying records, and conducting random checks for manner of sale of HDC products as necessary…

(1) In addition to other requirements of the Act and this chapter, persons subject to this chapter must: (a) Maintain areas where HDC products are sold, offered for sale, or held for inventory so as to be readily accessible for inspection; (b) Provide adequate lighting necessary …

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