AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHemp Policy Shock: Minnesota hemp farmers say a looming federal THC limit is already collapsing demand, forcing growers to pivot or stop planting and leaving processors running fewer days as inventory piles up. Regulatory Pressure on Hemp Products: Iowa drink makers warn the Nov. 12 federal 0.4 mg THC-per-container rule could wipe out sales, with lawmakers pushing for state opt-outs or delays. Texas Delta-8 Fight: Hemp companies are back in court challenging Texas Department of State Health Services actions that curb delta-8, arguing the state is overreaching. Local Cannabis Access: Oceanside, California voted to add two more in-store retail cannabis license openings, raising the total to six. Medical Market Expansion: Kentucky opened a new medical cannabis cultivation facility in Lexington, adding capacity for edibles, oils, and vapes for approved patients. Enforcement & Public Safety: DHS highlighted fentanyl seizures and arrests on National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, while Wisconsin’s Hemp 1848 owner faced arrest amid protests over the crackdown.
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