US EditionKentucky Bills Would Tax and Strictly Regulate Hemp-Infused THC Beverages Like Alcohol
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Kentucky Bills Would Tax and Strictly Regulate Hemp-Infused THC Beverages Like Alcohol
Mar 18, 2025 Categories: Hemp Legally SpeakingPublications Authors: Nolan M. Jackson In the years since the 2018 Farm Bill became federal law, a burgeoning industry of hemp-infused THC beverages has proliferated throughout the country, including in Kentucky. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized the domestic production of hemp and protected hemp and hemp products […]
State Lawmakers Address THC-Infused Beverage Regulations: What’s Next for Hemp-Derived Drinks? – Duane Morris Government Strategies
Photo credit: iStock.com/IURII BUKHTA THC-infused beverages are gaining traction across the country as an alternative to traditional cannabis products. While the 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp-derived Delta-9 THC products containing less than 0.3% THC, regulations surrounding THC beverages vary widely from state to state. Some states have integrated these drinks into existing cannabis or alcohol distribution systems, while others are developing n…
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