Farm Bill protections remain for hemp amid federal budget chaos
Existing Farm Bill protections remained in place for U.S. hemp operators as the federal government lurched toward a partial shutdown Friday after the failure of a spending plan.
THCA seizures lead to $735K settlement for Tennessee hemp businesses
Authorities in Tennessee will pay two hemp businesses $735,000 after seizing hundreds of pounds of what an attorney called “THCA flower.”
Tennessee hemp groups seek to halt rules that would prohibit THCA products
Hemp retailers and growers in Tennessee have filed an 11th-hour legal challenge to halt impending rules that are expected to restrict all THCA products in the state.
Texas lieutenant governor seeks to ban consumable THC products in the state
A key Texas official wants to ban all forms of THC products in the state.
Retailers sue Connecticut over THC limits for hemp products
A new lawsuit targets Connecticut’s laws limiting the amount of THC in manufactured hemp products in the state.
Senate Farm Bill draft signals bipartisan desire to solve intoxicating hemp problem
U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow released a proposal that redefines hemp to address cannabinoids such as delta-8 THC as well as the so-called “THCA loophole.”
Feds again delay requirement for hemp to be tested at DEA-licensed labs
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has again extended a deadline for federally approved hemp to be tested at Drug Enforcement Administration-licensed labs.
