If the courts won’t help, then Congress must step in and change the law.
You’re probably hearing that argument a lot this week.
The DEA says that any hemp extracts above 0.3% THC are illegal. It’s a rule that could make it challenging for CBD manufacturers who want to transport crude extract, because crude extracts commonly go hot before being processed into finished products that don’t violate federal THC limits.
We caught up with the head of the Hemp Industries Association, an industry group that tried but failed to challenge that DEA rule, to find out where the industry goes now.
In this exclusive video interview, see why HIA Executive Director Jody McGinness thinks congressional intervention is the most realistic way to protect the young hemp-extract industry, and which pieces of legislation he’s watching.
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