House panel advances medical-cannabis changes to shift licensing to UDAF, define low‑THC pharmacy products The House Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment Committee on Feb. 11, 2026, approved Substitute 2 to HB 3 89, which moves many licensing duties to the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food, defines low‑THC products processed in licensed facilities as medical cannabis, and adds a $1.50 transaction fee to fund regulation.

Utah is reshaping its medical cannabis program by shifting licensing duties to the Department of Agriculture, ensuring transparency and patient access to tested low-THC products.

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