State bans, restrictions threaten hemp-derived THC market after Farm Bill boom
Years of nationwide growth appear to be over for the U.S. hemp-derived THC industry, which is threatened by state restrictions and bans.
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Years of nationwide growth appear to be over for the U.S. hemp-derived THC industry, which is threatened by state restrictions and bans.
A total ban on hemp-derived THC products championed by one of Texas’s most powerful politicians has passed the state Senate.
Colorado’s regulated marijuana market is riddled with unsafe and illegal hemp-derived THC, a flow that regulators are unable or unwilling to stop, a state-licensed cannabis company alleges in a lawsuit.
California’s total ban on products with any detectable level of hemp-derived THC is poised to continue until at least June.
Kentucky lawmakers won’t ban beverages with intoxicating amounts of hemp-derived THC – at least not yet. For now, the Bluegrass State will attempt to regulate and to study the increasingly popular products, while also imposing some limits, according to recently advanced legislation.
State senators in Kentucky and Georgia advanced bills this week that would enact steeper restrictions on hemp products.
A new study by a group of licensed cannabis businesses and affiliates highlights the widespread presence of synthesized cannabinoids and THC limits far exceeding California law in dozens of products shipped into the state branded and identified as hemp.