Kentucky gives initial OK to emergency rule for intoxicating hemp products
A key legislative subcommittee in Kentucky approved an emergency rule designed to regulate intoxicating hemp-derived products differently than nonintoxicating products.
Alaska hemp growers sue over state’s new regulations
A coalition of hemp cultivators in Alaska filed a lawsuit arguing that the state’s new regulations for intoxicating hemp-derived products are unconstitutional.
Hemp-derived cannabinoids aren’t controlled substances, GA court says
Hemp-derived cannabinoids such as delta-8 and delta-10 THC could be legal to sell in Georgia after the state’s Court of Appeals ruled such products aren’t controlled substances.
Main Groff investor says DEA-licensed marijuana operator still open
The main investor in a cannabis company licensed by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration says the company is “still operating” and recently renewed its agreement with the DEA.
Nebraska ramps up delta-8 THC crackdown with retailer lawsuits
Nebraska’s attorney general filed several consumer-protection lawsuits in another effort to clamp down on sales of hemp-derived delta-8 THC products.
New Farm Bill addressing hemp might push until 2024, key senator says
Congress might not pass the 2023 Farm Bill until 2024, a leading Senate Republican recently indicated.
California marijuana operators sue rivals selling hemp-derived THC products
Companies connected to a prominent San Diego marijuana retail brand are suing 10 competitors that sell hemp-derived cannabinoid products, according to court documents obtained by MJBizDaily.
