Help Stop SB 1548 – Save Oregon’s Regulated Edibles Market

SB 1548 would critically harm Oregon’s legal edibles market and set a dangerous precedent. The industry must stand up, speak out, and stop this bill.

Senate Bill 1548 has passed out of the Oregon Senate. It is now in the Oregon House for consideration. Its next hearing is Monday Feb 23rd and its next vote is Wednesday, Feb 25th. We need to act fast to stop it.

ACT NOW: Use the form on the right to email your State Representative.

It takes less than a minute and direct outreach to legislators asking them to vote no on SB 1548 is critical.

What SB 1548 Would Do:

• Require individual wrapping for every edible unit inside a package — regardless of THC per unit.

• Limit each edible unit to no more than 10 mg THC, even if a package may still total 100 mg.

In plain terms, this forces major changes to manufacturing processes, packaging lines, equipment, compliance systems, and product design. It would increase costs for every edible producer in Oregon—but the burden would fall hardest on small and mid-sized businesses. That economic shock will likely force some processors to close.

This bill does not target the illicit or illegal online market. It places new burdens on licensed, compliant Oregon operators—the businesses already following strict child-resistant packaging, testing, labeling, and age-verification rules.

The likely result:

• Higher costs for consumers
• Fewer product options
• Increased dangers from unregulated sellers and products
• Oregon jobs at risk, with some manufacturers likely forced to close
• A precedent for more destabilizing mandates
• Likely increased risk to children by multiplying loose “unit-dose” pieces outside continuous child-resistant packaging after opening
  

Take Action Now

One of our most powerful tools is direct outreach. Legislators need to hear directly from the people who will bear the costs of SB 1548—Oregon business owners, employees, and operators—and from consumers who rely on safe, regulated products.

Completing this letter takes just a moment. Fill out the form and click “Start Writing” to contact lawmakers now.

Stand up. Speak out. Help stop SB 1548.