Smokable Hemp Could Be Banned in North Carolina Starting Next May

Smokable hemp could be banned in North Carolina starting May 1, 2020 — worrying farmers and business people, but supported by several law enforcement agencies.

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Charlotte Observer

August 21, 2019

Smokable hemp could be banned in North Carolina starting May 1, 2020 — worrying farmers and business people, but supported by several law enforcement agencies.

The North Carolina Farm Act moved forward in a state House committee on Tuesday and could be heard on the House floor this week. The bill would revise the definition of hemp — which is legal to grow, with a license — to exclude smokable hemp.

Leading U.S. Cannabis Brand Stiiizy Debuts Hemp Infused Seltzer Beverages

DoorDash Expands Offerings to Include Hemp-Derived Products in Select States

Federal Court Rules Virginia’s Total THC Hemp Regulations Supersede 2018 Farm Bill

The Hemp Co. by Curaleaf Celebrates Dry January With Debut of 2.5 mg Select Zero Proof Hemp Seltzer, New Flavors

Leading U.S. Cannabis Brand Stiiizy Debuts Hemp Infused Seltzer Beverages

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DoorDash Expands Offerings to Include Hemp-Derived Products in Select States

The delivery company is providing a new selection of beverages, topicals, gummers and other Farm Bill-compliant products.

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Federal Court Rules Virginia’s Total THC Hemp Regulations Supersede 2018 Farm Bill

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals concluded that federal law does not preempt the state’s regulations, including a milligram cap on hemp products.

Hemp CBD products in a display case, including tinctures, oils and plant.

The Hemp Co. by Curaleaf Celebrates Dry January With Debut of 2.5 mg Select Zero Proof Hemp Seltzer, New Flavors

Select Zero Proof Seltzer, infused with naturally derived hemp THC extract, is now shipping across the country in a new 2.5-milligram option with new flavors.

Select Zero Proof Hemp Seltzer

Top 10 Articles of 2024: Farm Bill, Ohio Legalization, Rescheduling Lead CBT’s Coverage

Here’s a roundup of Cannabis Business Times’ most-viewed stories that readers did not want to miss out on from the past year.

Top10 Year 2024 Display

Bat Poop Fatalities, Farm Bill Extension Lead CBT’s Top Stories in December

Illinois legislation to regulate hemp products, the DEA’s subpoena blunder and Minnesota’s unknown launch were among the most-read articles this month.

Top10 December2024 Display

Tennessee Authorities Forced to Pay $735,000 for Illegal Hemp Seizure

Police in Spring Hill seized the hemp products while under the notion that hemp and cannabis were ‘the same damn thing,’ according to the lawsuit.

Hemp Police

Farm Bill Gets Another 1-Year Delay, Leaving Hemp, THCA Untouched—For Now

Congressional leaders in Washington agreed to invest $10 billion in economic disaster assistance for agriculture in their continuing resolution.

Hemp Farm Bill Extend

Illinois Governor Puts Clout Behind Bill to Regulate Hemp Products Like Cannabis

Gov. JB Pritzker announced his support for legislation to ban products, such as delta-8 THC, from being sold outside licensed cannabis dispensaries.

Texas Hemp Brand Claims Local Station Falsely Portrayed Its Products as Illegal

FVKD maintains its products are legal hemp and that FOX 4 misled the public in its coverage of a warehouse raid near Dallas.

Is It Time to Worry About the 2024 Farm Bill?

With U.S. House and Senate 2024 Farm Bill versions now on the table, it is time to stay vigilant.

Hemp Field For Farm Bill Top Story

National Hemp Association Puts Four Asks Before RFK Jr.

With Kennedy’s selection to lead HHS, NHA ensures the hemp industry is heard.

Hemp Seeds And Field

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