Indiana Cannabis Compliance & Licensing
Informational summary of public regulatory information — not legal advice. Confirm current requirements with the state regulator before acting.
Indiana has no medical or adult-use marijuana program, and possession remains a criminal offense statewide. A 2018 law legalized CBD products containing 0.3 percent THC or less, and hemp production is overseen through the Office of Indiana State Chemist. Legalization and medical bills are introduced regularly but have not advanced, leaving Indiana surrounded by legal-market neighbors such as Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio. Ancillary companies here mostly serve hemp and CBD businesses or operators targeting cross-border markets.
Market & regulatory snapshot
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| Legal since | No cannabis program; hemp/CBD (0.3% THC or less) legal 2018 |
| Primary regulator | Office of Indiana State Chemist (OISC), hemp only Source: state regulator · as of 2026-01 |
| Legal status | No cannabis program; hemp/CBD (0.3% THC or less) legal 2018 Source: state statute · as of 2026-01 |
Frequently asked questions
Is marijuana legal in Indiana?
No. Indiana has neither a medical nor an adult-use program and possession remains illegal; only hemp-derived CBD with 0.3 percent THC or less is lawful.
No. Indiana has neither a medical nor an adult-use program and possession remains illegal; only hemp-derived CBD with 0.3 percent THC or less is lawful.