Senate Gives Hemp THC Products A Lifeline By Including Provisions To Delay Planned Federal Ban In New Spending Bill
The measure would give Congress more time to write hemp rules, while synthetic cannabinoids would still face immediate recriminalization on Nov. 12.
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Senate Gives Hemp THC Products A Lifeline By Including Provisions To Delay Planned Federal Ban In New Spending Bill
U.S. Senate leaders have included provisions to delay the planned federal recriminalization of hemp THC products in a key new spending bill. Industry advocates believe the move will give them more time to convince Congress to enact comprehensive regulations to effectively regulate, rather than prohibit, the products. Hemp derivatives with less than 0.3 percent delta-9 THC on a dry-weight basis were federally legalized under the 2018 Farm Bill th…
Barr and Craig team up to reverse hemp ban with 100 days left
On Nov. 12, over 90% of current hemp products on the U.S. market will be deemed illegal and taken off commercial shelves unless Congress amends a 2025 ban on the products. The impending hemp ban is championed by drug safety advocates and alcohol councils alike, but dreaded by farmers, suppliers, and businesses of the hemp industry. The hemp lobby has been working overtime since the hemp-banning language — aimed at removing intoxicating products …
Senate Funding Bill Would Delay Most Federal Hemp Restrictions Until December 11
The Marijuana Herald - Marijuana news and information Senate leaders have included language in a bipartisan government funding bill that would delay most of the federal restrictions on hemp-derived products scheduled to take effect November 12. The Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2027, released Sunday by the Senate Appropriations Committee, would maintain federal funding through December 11. A provision in the bill would also postp…
On November 12th, the ban on hemp will come into effect in the United States, which will eliminate 90% of current products from the market. Who is behind it? Representatives Andy Barr (R-Kentucky) and Angie Craig (D-Minnesota) presented the Law on Protection of the Legal Hemp to reverse the measure and establish a new regulatory framework. What impact does it have? If Congress does not act before November, Spanish companies in the CBD sector wil…
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