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Hemp Regulations in U.S.

Cannabis Advocacy Group Lobbies Congress to Avoid ‘Blanket Ban’ on Hemp THC Products
Marijuana Policy Project is urging its supporters to send letters to their U.S. representatives, asking they adopt ‘sensible regulation’ over prohibition.
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Texas Hemp Business Council Issues Voter Guide on Hemp Policy
The candidate questionnaire examines positions on the future of Texas’ hemp industry.
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'Where Are We on Rescheduling?' Leads CBT’s Top Stories in September
Former federal prosecutor and CBT contributor Julie A. Werner-Simon breaks down where we are months after the U.S. Attorney General’s April order.
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Whitney Economics Releases US Hemp Cannabinoid Report for 2026
The national survey-based report finds the U.S. hemp cannabinoid industry continues to grow, but stricter regulations threaten to eliminate nearly 50,000 operators.
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US House Offers Intoxicating Hemp Products 4-Week Reprieve From Ban
The chamber voted to back the Senate’s plan to delay the federal government’s ban on certain hemp-derived cannabinoid products until Dec. 11. Trump signed off.
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DEA’s Final Schedule III Case Leads CBT’s Top Stories in August
The Drug Enforcement Administration tried to discredit nearly all opposing witnesses who testified during the rescheduling hearing in its post-hearing brief.
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Charlotte’s Web, Edibles.com Team Up to Protect Consumer Access, Shape Hemp’s Future
The partnership expands access to trusted hemp wellness products while calling for commonsense federal standards that protect consumers and preserve responsible access.
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Virginia’s 2mg THC Cap on Intoxicating Hemp Products Goes Into Effect
A federal judge denied a request for a temporary restraining order against a provision in the state budget that eliminates a 25-to-1 CBD-to-THC rule.
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Time Is Running Out to Protect US Cannabis Seed and Genetics Industry
The impending changes to the definition of hemp, including seeds, threaten the entire seed industry and cannabis biodiversity.
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US House Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Keep Hemp Beverages Legal
The Beverage Regulatory Parity Act would establish a three-tier distribution system and other regulatory standards similar to the alcohol industry.
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Senate Votes to Delay Intoxicating Hemp THC Product Ban, Keep Delta-8 THC on Shelves Longer
The chamber approved a provision that aims to provide a four-week reprieve for most hemp-derived cannabinoid products under a continuing resolution.
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Senate Fails to Advance 2026 Farm Bill; What It Means for Hemp
The Senate Agriculture Committee’s farm bill package stalled, meaning it won’t reach the chamber’s floor until at least next month.
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