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Legislative Alert: SB 1678 (THC-infused Beverages)

As the Florida Legislature considers new alcoholic beverage laws that may affect manufacturers, distributors, vendors, and consumers, the firm tracks the policymaking action through the Legislative Alert series of posts here.

SB 1678 would allow allow active holders of quota and special food service liquor licenses to sell certain THC-infused beverages at retail, with or without alcohol. This proposal follows the introduction of HB 801, which would create a new Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco license to sales of THC beverages.

The text of the Florida bill can be found below. Updates, amendments, and hearings can be accessed directly through the Florida House website.

SB 1678 - THC-infused Beverages

General Bill by Truenow

THC-infused Beverages: Authorizing a holder of an active qualifying alcoholic beverage license to sell, offer to sell, or distribute THC-infused beverages at retail in this state; prohibiting any person or entity that does not hold an active, qualifying alcoholic beverage license from selling, offering for sale, possessing for sale, or distributing THC-infused beverages in this state, etc.

Effective Date: 07/01/2026

Last Event: 01/09/26 S Filed on Friday, January 9, 2026 3:07 PM

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