Limit on Hemp Sales in Chicago One Step Closer to Becoming Law
Alderman Marty Quinn aims to close shops selling intoxicating hemp products due to concerns about youth exposure and legal loopholes before a federal ban takes effect.
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Sweeping ban on hemp products in Chicago advances in City Council
A broad ban on hemp products in Chicago advanced in the City Council Wednesday, teeing up a vote that could suddenly shutter the burgeoning industry. Proponents argue the proposed ban would make Chicago safer by speeding up a pending congressional prohibition on the products that get users high. But Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration has urged aldermen to rework the ordinance with narrower regulations. Hanging in the balance are dozens of sm…
Alderman's Push For Citywide Hemp Ban Would Cost City Hundreds Of Jobs, Business Owners Say
CHICAGO — A Southwest Side alderman who’s worked to snuff out the hemp industry wants to close shops much sooner than a new federal ban would. Listen 🎧 Ald. Marty Quinn (13th) has introduced a measure to ban intoxicating hemp products sold in hundreds of small businesses as drinks, edibles, vapes and flower across Chicago. It’s expected to go for a vote before a City Council committee Wednesday. If passed, the ordinance would get out in fron…
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