Future of Hemp Industry: Page 2

Ohio Judge Calls Hemp Product Ban, Cannabis Product Allowance ‘Discriminatory,’ Issues TRO

The Sandusky County judge granted a temporary restraining order, blocking the state’s ban on hemp products in Fremont in a possible class action suit.

2 US Senators Introduce Bill to Keep Hemp Legal, Install Regulations

The Cannabinoid Safety and Regulation Act would create a ‘strict regulatory regime’ for hemp-derived consumer products.

Ohio Lawmakers Send Governor Bill to Change Cannabis Law, Ban Hemp Products

The Senate agreed to a conference report on legislation to recriminalize certain cannabis activities and prohibit intoxicating hemp products.

Federal Government’s Hemp Product Ban Leads CBT’s Top Stories in November

The ban on intoxicating hemp products will take effect in November 2026 after Trump signed the measure as part of a government reopening deal.

INCBA Provides Statement on US Recriminalization of Hemp

The International Cannabis Bar Association recognizes that this new law will have a significant impact on the legal work of its attorney members.

US Congresswoman Unveils Bill to Repeal Federal Hemp Product Ban

Rep. Nancy Mace circulated draft legislation to undo the intoxicating hemp provision that Trump signed as part of a government funding deal.

Will States Abandon Their Hemp Regulatory Frameworks or Push Back on Federal Restrictions?

State officials could aim to regulate cannabinoid hemp products like cannabis, but their hands are tied on interstate commerce, seeds and 280E.

Did Congress Just Ban Hemp? Two Women Industry Leaders Say There’s Still Time to Get It Right

The new law formally defines industrial hemp grain and fiber as agricultural commodities while setting a one-year countdown for Congress to regulate – or effectively ban – intoxicating hemp-derived products.

US Hemp Roundtable: Industry Setback Leads to 365-Day Mission to Regulate

The hemp business advocacy organization says the harmful hemp language passed by Congress was ‘fueled by misinformation.’

Industry Stakeholders React to Trump-Signed Federal Hemp Product Ban

Businesses have one year to navigate federal changes that aim to close a ‘loophole’ for intoxicating hemp products.

Closing the Hemp Loophole Does Not Mean Your Business Has to Close (Opinion)

Potential changes to the 2018 Farm Bill’s definition of hemp, if enacted, mean businesses will have one year to adapt their operations.

Hemp Regulation Should Protect People, Not Punish Progress (Opinion)

The new agricultural FDA spending bill threatens to ban nearly all hemp-derived products in today's market.

Previous Page

Page 2 of 10

Next Page