Florida hemp growers can have their hemp clipping samples picked up for FDACS-compliant pre-harvest hemp testing to verify total delta-9 THC levels below 0.3%.
Our ISO/IEC 17025:2017 A2LA-accredited methods ensure crops meet state and federal standards.
Hemp brands and retailers can test hemp extracts and finished goods for potency, safety, and purity under Florida’s hemp extract rule (5K-4.034 F.A.C.).
ACS provides certified results and Certificates of Analysis (COAs) for statewide retail sales.
Florida State Hemp Program Law
Statute: 581.217FDACS Hemp Program Rules
Rule: 5B-57.014Hemp Extract for Human Consumption
Rule: 5K-4.034Hemp Extract Penalties & Enforcement
Rule 5K-4.035Hemp Extract in Milk, Frozen Dessert, etc.
Rule 5K-10.006Pre-Harvest Sample Submission Form
FDACS-08113Post-Harvest Sampling Manual
FDACS FormsChild-Resistant Packaging Resources
FDACS-14376Hemp Waste Disposal Manual
FDACS FormsAll Requirements & Rules
FDACS LetterFlorida hemp compliance testing ensures every hemp crop and finished product meets the state’s legal THC limit of 0.3% total delta-9 THC and passes strict safety screenings for contaminants. These tests are mandated under FDACS Rules 5B-57.014 and 5K-4.034 to protect consumers and verify product integrity before sale or distribution.
Getting started is simple. Growers and operators can contact the ACS team or call (561) 510-8396 for consultation. Once the appropriate testing panels are selected, ACS provides a Chain of Custody form, sample ID, and shipping instructions. ACS also supports FDACS-designated compliance testing for Florida growers through official state sampling.
ACS Laboratory typically delivers potency results within 1–3 business days and full-panel safety results within 5–7 business days after receiving samples. Expedited services are available for compliance-critical batches or product launches.
ACS Laboratory tests the full range of hemp-derived materials, including:
Every matrix is analyzed using validated methods to ensure accurate, legally defensible Certificates of Analysis (COAs).
Florida growers must schedule pre-harvest sampling with an approved FDACS agent within 30 days of harvest. Inspectors collect official samples and submit them directly to an FDACS-designated laboratory, such as ACS Laboratory, for THC compliance testing. Results are reported to both FDACS and the grower to confirm if the crop meets the ≤ 0.3% total THC limit.
Yes, ACS Laboratory is an approved hemp sampling agent in Florida. It can pick up your pre-harvest clippings and test them for total THC compliance.
Manufacturers and brands can ship finished hemp and CBD products directly to ACS Laboratory. Complete the Chain of Custody form, label each sample with its batch ID, and send via overnight courier in temperature-stable packaging. Once received, ACS begins testing immediately and provides digital COAs through its secure online portal. Contact us to get started.