
North Carolina Legislators Build Regulations for Hemp-Derived Consumables
House Bill 563 contains 17 pages of restrictions on hemp-derived cannabis consumables geared toward deterring youth consumption.

House Bill 563 contains 17 pages of restrictions on hemp-derived cannabis consumables geared toward deterring youth consumption.

H.612 will pass into law and is designed to make several improvements to Vermont’s cannabis landscape.

Gov. Kim Reynold approved House File 2605, which will further regulate hemp-derived consumable products.

As states across the country continue to turn attention to and crack down on certain hemp-derived cannabinoids, a new study finds that the vast majority of smokable hemp products test over the federal THC limit and should technically be classified as cannabis.

House Bill 563 contains 17 pages of restrictions on hemp-derived cannabis consumables geared toward deterring youth consumption.

H.612 will pass into law and is designed to make several improvements to Vermont’s cannabis landscape.

Gov. Kim Reynold approved House File 2605, which will further regulate hemp-derived consumable products.

As states across the country continue to turn attention to and crack down on certain hemp-derived cannabinoids, a new study finds that the vast majority of smokable hemp products test over the federal THC limit and should technically be classified as cannabis.
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