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Federal and State Regulations Shape the Future of Hemp and Marijuana Products

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Federal and State Regulations Shape the Future of Hemp and Marijuana Products
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In North Carolina, marijuana remains illegal, but hemp products with less than 0.3% THC are legal, though a new federal law set to take effect in 2026 may ban these products due to increased THC limits, threatening the state's multi-billion-dollar hemp industry and raising public safety concerns. The debate involves federal and state regulations, industry impacts, and public health considerations.

Topics:businesshealth-and-policy#cbd#federal-law#health-and-policy#hemp#marijuana#north-carolina
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  1. CBD, hemp and other marijuana products may not be available in NC next year. Here’s why  WHQR
  2. Trump marijuana order throws lifeline to hemp industry  The Hill
  3. Texas alcohol regulators set to vote on hemp-based THC rules early next year  Dallas News
  4. Why the federal hemp THC ban is bad news for cannabis genetics  MJBizDaily
  5. New federal regulations complicate Missouri debate over intoxicating hemp  Missouri Independent

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