CBD Oil in Mississippi: 2026 Laws and How to Buy Lab-Tested CBD

Mississippi's CBD rules are less settled than in most states. Hemp is legal to grow under state law, but in June 2025 the Attorney General issued an opinion that hemp products made to be swallowed are illegal without FDA approval, and some counties have acted on it. Lawmakers haven't passed a fix. This page explains where things stand and how to get GoGreen Hemp's lab-tested, THC-free CBD shipped to Mississippi.

Is CBD Legal in Mississippi?

It depends on the product. Hemp with 0.3% THC or less is legal to grow in Mississippi under the Mississippi Hemp Cultivation Act. But state law doesn't directly address hemp products made to be eaten or swallowed, and a 2025 Attorney General opinion treats those products as controlled substances unless the FDA has approved them:

• Topicals, like balms, roll-ons and massage oil, weren't addressed in the opinion.

• Ingestible CBD, like tinctures, gummies and softgels, falls in a gray area. An Attorney General opinion isn't a statute or a court ruling, and enforcement has varied from county to county.

• Medical cannabis is a separate program for registered patients, sold at licensed dispensaries.

What Changed: Mississippi's Hemp Law Timeline

2020: The Mississippi Hemp Cultivation Act. Governor Tate Reeves signed SB 2725, which made hemp with 0.3% THC or less legal to grow under the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce.

February 2, 2022: Medical cannabis. The Mississippi Medical Cannabis Act created a medical marijuana program with licensed dispensaries.

2024–2026: Hemp bills fail. Lawmakers tried to regulate hemp products in 2024, 2025 and 2026. HB 1676 died in conference in 2024, and the 2025 and 2026 bills died before passage.

June 11, 2025: The Attorney General's opinion. Attorney General Lynn Fitch concluded that hemp products designed for human ingestion that aren't FDA-approved are controlled substances under Mississippi law. Some sheriffs, starting in Jackson County, told stores to remove those products.

December 11, 2026: Federal changes are coming. Congress has passed a new federal definition of hemp that limits finished products to 0.4 mg of total THC per container. It was set to take effect on November 12, 2026, and has since been pushed back to December 11, 2026. GoGreen Hemp's broad-spectrum products are made to contain 0.0% THC.

CBD Shipping to Mississippi

GoGreen Hemp ships THC-free CBD across Mississippi, from Jackson and the Gulf Coast to Hattiesburg, Southaven, Tupelo, Oxford, Meridian and Starkville.

• Fast shipping. Orders ship within one business day by Priority Mail, and most Mississippi orders arrive in 2–5 business days, with tracking.

• Free shipping on orders over $49.99.

• 20% off your order with code MISS20 at checkout.

Shop CBD topicals, CBD oil tinctures, CBD gummies and CBD softgels, or take our 60-second product quiz to find your match. Because of the 2025 opinion, topicals are the option with the least legal uncertainty in Mississippi.

Where to Buy CBD in Mississippi

After the 2025 opinion, some Mississippi stores pulled CBD you swallow from their shelves, so what's available in person varies by county. If you shop in a store, ask for the product's lab report and check that it shows 0.3% THC or less. If you own a shop, contact our wholesale team about our topicals.

How to Choose a Trustworthy CBD Product in Mississippi

Whether you buy online or in a store, check that the CBD product:

1. Has a current, batch-specific lab report (COA) showing its THC content.

2. Is THC-free, if you want to avoid THC entirely.

3. Contains no synthetic or chemically converted cannabinoids, like delta-8.

4. Is made from hemp grown in the USA.

5. Is made by a company you can reach by phone or email.

Why Choose GoGreen Hemp

GoGreen Hemp is a family-operated CBD company that has made THC-free CBD since 2016.

• US-grown hemp as the base of every product.

• Double extraction: CO2 extraction, then chromatography to remove THC.

• Third-party lab testing of every batch for potency and purity, with results posted on our lab results page.

• Full traceability from the hemp plant to the finished product.

Learn more about our CBD process.

Mississippi CBD FAQ

Is CBD legal in Mississippi in 2026?

It depends on the product. Hemp is legal to grow, but a June 2025 Attorney General opinion says hemp products made to be swallowed are controlled substances without FDA approval. Topicals weren't addressed. The opinion isn't a statute or court ruling, and enforcement varies by county.

Did Mississippi ban CBD?

No law banning CBD has passed. The restrictions come from the Attorney General's 2025 opinion. Bills to regulate hemp products failed in 2024, 2025 and 2026.

Are CBD topicals legal in Mississippi?

The 2025 opinion covers hemp products designed for human ingestion and doesn't address topicals like balms and lotions, so topicals carry the least legal uncertainty.

Does Mississippi's medical marijuana program cover CBD?

Licensed medical cannabis dispensaries can sell cannabis products, including CBD, to registered patients. Hemp-derived CBD sold outside dispensaries is a separate question.

Does GoGreen Hemp CBD contain THC?

Our broad-spectrum products go through chromatography to remove THC and are lab-tested to confirm 0.0% THC.

How long does CBD shipping to Mississippi take?

Orders ship within one business day by Priority Mail, and most Mississippi orders arrive in 2–5 business days, with tracking.

Is there a discount for Mississippi customers?

Yes. Save 20% on your order with code MISS20 at checkout.

Questions? Talk to Our Team

Our customer service team is happy to help. Call 954-533-0089 or email support@gogreenhemp.com, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ET (8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mississippi time).

This page is for general information and is not legal advice. Mississippi's rules on hemp products are unsettled; check the Mississippi Attorney General's office and the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce for current guidance. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For adults 18 and over.