On the heels of the 2018 Farm Bill, some states have opted to regulate hemp-derived cannabinoid consumer products. One of the early movers in this area is the State of Minnesota. The regulations in Minnesota for hemp-derived cannabinoid products (as well as licensing for them) are changing, with licensing opening up this fall. Interestingly, Minnesota...Continue Reading…| Cannabis Law Now
Late Wednesday evening the Texas House of Representatives dealt the hemp industry in the Lone Star State what can only be described as a Texas size heartache with the passage of Senate Bill 3 (SB3), effectively banning all hemp derived products containing THC and placing significant restrictions on non-intoxicating hemp products. The state of Texas...Continue Reading…| Cannabis Law Now
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that “THC beverages” derived from hemp have exploded across America (at least in states where they are allowed by law). Time and again, due to the legal ambiguities and limitations posed by the 2018 Farm Bill, the THC beverage industry has advocated for regulation at both...Continue Reading…| Cannabis Law Now
Hemp-derived THC beverages are alcohol-free/non-alcoholic ("AF/NA") drinks that are infused with delta-9 THC derived from hemp, usually along with other intoxicating cannabinoids, so that these beverages produce psychoactive effects without legally being dubbed "marijuana." How?| Cannabis Law Now