What does the TTSA say about testing standards?

Mandatory third-party lab testing for all THC products sold in Texas. Full-panel testing including potency, pesticides, heavy metals, and microbiological contaminants.

What does the TTSA say about consumer safety?

Child-resistant packaging, clear dosing information, QR-linked Certificates of Analysis, and standardized warning labels across all product categories.

What does the TTSA say about retailer certification?

Voluntary retailer certification program. Age verification training, product knowledge requirements, and compliance audit standards for licensed hemp retailers.

What does the TTSA say about manufacturing standards?

GMP-aligned manufacturing standards for Texas hemp processors. Extraction safety, ingredient sourcing transparency, and batch tracking requirements.

What does the TTSA say about interstate commerce?

Framework for legal interstate hemp commerce consistent with the 2018 Farm Bill. Clear shipping guidelines, state compliance verification, and consumer protection across borders.

What does the TTSA say about farmer protection?

Protect Texas hemp farmers from regulatory overreach. Fair licensing fees, reasonable compliance timelines, and grandfathering for existing license holders.

What does the TTSA say about separation of powers?

GA-56 directed DSHS to regulate safety — not to rewrite the statutory definition of hemp. Administrative rulemaking cannot replace the legislative process. The Texas Legislature rejected SB 3, SB 5, and SB 6.

What does the TTSA say about criminal justice reform?

Over 200,000 Texans — 80% Black and Brown — wrongfully arrested due to false-positive hemp field testing. Expungement for prior cannabis arrests involving now-legal hemp products. End prohibition-era enforcement.

What does the TTSA say about impaired driving standards?

Science-based impairment testing instead of unreliable THC blood levels. Performance-based assessments, Drug Recognition Expert training, and rejection of per se THC limits that criminalize legal users.

What does the TTSA say about h.r. 5371 transition framework?

Federal hemp redefinition takes effect November 12, 2026. A gram of THCA flower has 500x more than the new 0.4mg limit. Texas must prepare with transition support, reformulation standards, and support for H.R. 6209 repeal.

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Texas Truth and Safety Act

Establish transparent, science-based standards for THC products in Texas

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Founded by Jesse Niesen | 10 Policy Sections | Open for Community Comment

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Jesse Niesen

Founder, One Plant Solution& TTSA | CEO, Reggie & Dro | USMC Veteran

Jesse Niesen is a US Marine Corps veteran and the sole founder of Reggie & Dro LLC, a licensed Texas hemp company. He created One Plant Solution and the Texas Truth and Safety Act to give the industry a voice rooted in science, not politics.

TTSA Policy Disclaimer

This document is a draft policy proposal — not enacted law, regulation, or legal advice. The Texas Truth and Safety Act (TTSA) is an advocacy initiative under One Plant Solution (OPS), founded by Jesse Niesen. Standards and protocols described here represent proposed best practices for the hemp industry and are open for public comment. They are not binding on any retailer, manufacturer, or government entity. By submitting a comment, you consent to its public display (name visible, email kept private). Do not rely on this document as legal guidance — consult a licensed attorney in your state.

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One Plant Solution

Texas Truth and Safety Act

Establish transparent, science-based standards for THC products in Texas

One Plant • One Science • One Solution

Founded by Jesse Niesen | 10 Policy Sections | Open for Community Comment

Policy by the People, for the People | People, Plant, Profit

Be the First Voice

The Texas Truth and Safety Act is open for public comment. Expand any section below and add YOUR voice. Every comment strengthens this legislation. Help us write the laws of the land.

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Jesse Niesen

Founder, One Plant Solution& TTSA | CEO, Reggie & Dro | USMC Veteran

Texas Truth and Safety Act

Be the First Voice

Testing Standards

Consumer Safety

Retailer Certification

Manufacturing Standards

Interstate Commerce

Farmer Protection

Separation of Powers

Criminal Justice Reform

Impaired Driving Standards

H.R. 5371 Transition Framework

Jesse Niesen

TTSA Policy Disclaimer

Texas Truth and Safety Act

Be the First Voice

Testing Standards

Consumer Safety

Retailer Certification

Manufacturing Standards

Interstate Commerce

Farmer Protection

Separation of Powers

Criminal Justice Reform

Impaired Driving Standards

H.R. 5371 Transition Framework

Jesse Niesen

TTSA Policy Disclaimer