Virginia lawmakers buck governor on delta-8 THC ban, smokable hemp
Last-minute political sparring over marijuana crimes appears to have prevented new limits on the cannabis industry in Virginia.
Last-minute political sparring over marijuana crimes appears to have prevented new limits on the cannabis industry in Virginia.
Ohio medical marijuana producers will now be required to list THC isomers and minor cannabinoids THCA and THCV on package labels.
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration told a federal appeals court Tuesday that hemp can’t legally be processed into an intoxicant.
Michigan is backing off a plan to allow hemp-derived THC products to be sold alongside marijuana products after the state’s MJ industry complained it could not compete with lower-cost hemp THC.
Virginia is the latest state to ban delta-8 THC products, with Gov. Glenn Youngkin waiting until the final day allowable to approve a bill that also limits the sale of smokable hemp.
Cannabis retailers in Georgia won at least a temporary legal victory against an Atlanta-area district attorney who had been aggressively trying to shut down hemp-derived THC product sales.
Last-minute disagreements about the rise of hemp-derived THC products in Washington state derailed legislative proposals to ban the sale of delta-8 THC derived from hemp extracts.