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Baldwin County approves consumable hemp products license for Foley retailer
Summary
The Baldwin County Commission approved a consumable hemp products license application for Yogar LLC doing business as Country Liquor in Foley, noting the state regulates these products and distinguishing them from marijuana.
After opening a public hearing and finding no public speakers, the Baldwin County Commission approved a consumable hemp products license (case LV26001H) for Yogar LLC, d/b/a Country Liquor of Foley.
Commissioners noted the state and the Alabama ABC board now regulate consumable hemp products such as delta‑8 and other hemp‑derived consumables and emphasized the license is not an authorization to sell marijuana. The applicant did not appear at the hearing, and no members of the public spoke for or against the application.
A commissioner asked whether the county receives any portion of the state fee; staff did not provide a definitive breakdown during the meeting. The commission approved the license by voice vote. No additional local permitting conditions or county fee structures were recorded in the meeting minutes for this item.
The commission closed the hearing and moved on to subsequent business.
