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The Texas Senate passed a bill to ban all THC products, including those derived from hemp. The House is considering a separate bill that would increase regulations on the hemp industry instead of ...

The Texas Senate on Wednesday passed a state ban on all forms of tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, advancing a priority of Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick to crack down on the state's booming consumable hemp ...

The Georgia Senate has officially passed three significant bills, altering the state's approach to both medical and recreational cannabis. These bills, one of which passed ahead of Crossover Day ...

A majority of the Chicago City Council wants Illinois legislators to pass rules on the sale of hemp products, calling into doubt Mayor Brandon Johnson’s efforts to regulate it at the city level.

Patrick says the measure will shut down the dangerous THC products business. The House’s proposal would tighten oversight of the industry without a full ban. The backers of the THC ban approved ...

Less than a year after Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed legislation that would overhaul Florida’s hemp marketplace, Florida senators are trying again. On Monday, a bill that would reform the hemp ...

The government’s ban on cannabis and hemp in food and cosmetics has drawn criticism, with industry leaders calling it a regulatory misstep. Dagga plants sold at the Cannabis Expo at Cape Town ...

The South African rand weakened on Thursday (13 March) as the dollar regained some strength after recent losses. This decline came a day after the national budget was presented, where it faced ...

The Department of Health has officially banned the sale, importation, and manufacture of cannabis-infused food products, hemp seed oil, and hemp seed flour in South Africa. The new regulations, ...

An effort to rid Mississippi of unregulated and untested intoxicating hemp products currently sold mostly in convenience store has barely passed through the Senate. On Tuesday, the Senate passed ...