A $3.6 million CBD oil heist in Georgia earlier this year makes for a clear example of how unregulated intoxicants made from hemp can spur crime, and give the entire […]
Georgia CBD heist highlights how intoxicating hemp is handcuffing entire industry Read More »
A new study shows that cows can safely consume the plant waste left over from CBD extraction without THC showing up in milk or edible tissue, provided the animals are
Study backs safety of CBD hemp waste in cow diets if withdrawn before milking Read More »
Federal outlook: Congress steers toward closing controversial loophole Action around intoxicating hemp products remained fast and furious this week, with federal lawmakers moving ahead on sweeping restrictions and several states
Action fast, furious across U.S. as officials scramble to rein in intoxicating hemp Read More »
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul has revived legislation that would raise the legal THC limit for industrial hemp from 0.3% to 1.0%, a move that comes as lawmakers simultaneously escalate efforts
A rare rift between Texas’ top Republican leaders has upended efforts to ban hemp-derived THC products, setting the stage for a dramatic policy showdown in a special legislative session next
Policy showdown looms in Texas after governor’s veto of bill to ban intoxicating hemp Read More »
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein has established a 24-member State Advisory Council on Cannabis to address what he calls a public health emergency created by synthetic intoxicants derived from hemp.
North Carolina governor moves to rein in hemp intoxicants, citing health emergency Read More »
[This story is an update to our coverage Thursday, June 5] A Republican-controlled House panel has advanced a spending bill that CBD stakeholders warn could cripple the sector by banning
Provision targeting intoxicating hemp advances, casting cloud over U.S. CBD market Read More »
With the 2023 Farm Bill delayed yet again—this time extended through Sept. 30, 2025—the most urgent regulatory crisis in the U.S. hemp sector remains unresolved. How much longer will intoxicating
How much longer will the gridlocked Farm Bill leave the hemp industry in legal limbo? Read More »
A federal judge has upheld Alaska’s right to restrict the sale of intoxicating hemp-derived products, reinforcing state-level efforts to rein in a loosely regulated market that has exploded in recent
Alaska court backs restricting intoxicating hemp products to pot dispensaries Read More »
Tennessee and Texas have moved to ban a wide range of intoxicating cannabinoids derived from hemp, citing serious public health concerns, especially the growing availability of products containing the substances
Tennessee and Texas move to ban intoxicating hemp products, citing safety concerns Read More »
