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.
Maryland hemp-derived THC retailers could reopen after judge’s ruling
Hemp-derived THC product retailers in Maryland can reopen, at least temporarily, after a circuit court judge issued a preliminary injunction allowing them to resume selling intoxicating THC products.
Texas court upholds injunction allowing delta-8 sales
A Texas appeals court has upheld an injunction halting a ban on delta-8 products in the state.
Lawsuit challenges Virginia’s new hemp-product restrictions
Two hemp businesses and a consumer filed a lawsuit in Virginia federal court contending the state’s new restrictions on low-THC, hemp-derived products is causing financial harm to hemp companies and inhibiting interstate commerce.
Fewer Kansas farmers growing hemp as CBD demand drops
Fewer farmers in Kansas are growing hemp because they see less demand for CBD oil.
Nebraska authorities cracking down on hemp-derived THC sales
Nebraska law enforcement is investigating sales of hemp-derived cannabis products containing more than 0.3% THC.
US Hemp Roundtable shares goals for 2023 Farm Bill: Q&A with Jonathan Miller
The U.S. Hemp Roundtable and 30 other cannabis organizations submitted a list of nine priorities for the House and Senate committees involved in creating the Farm Bill to consider as they solidify new legislation.
