Texas hemp industry gains temporary halt on new rules

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A Travis County judge granted a statewide temporary injunction blocking key parts of Texas’s new hemp regulations, including how THCA counts toward Delta-9 limits, transport restrictions, higher fees, and daily-violation penalties, allowing the sale of THCA flower and concentrates to continue while a lawsuit proceeds. Unchanged provisions like child-resistant packaging and a 21+ purchase age remain in effect; the injunction lasts until a July trial with the state planning to appeal.
- Court order allows smokable hemp to stay on shelves in Texas KUT
- Texas shops can still sell smokeable hemp THC until July 27, judge rules ABC13 Houston
- Texas Supreme Court greenlights ban on Delta-8 THC in new ruling San Antonio Express-News
- Texas THC rule remains blocked for now despite state Supreme Court ruling FOX 7 Austin
- Future of Texas hemp uncertain in THC fight: ‘We’re all still very anxious and nervous’ KXAN Austin
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