WHAT A FEDERAL BAN ON THC-INFUSED DRINKS AND SNACKS COULD MEAN FOR THE HEMP INDUSTRY
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βοΈ The production lines of Indeed Brewing, a craft brewery, are set to come to a halt as the federal government has banned THC-infused seltzer and other impairing hemp products.
π The federal government has banned THC-infused seltzer and other impairing hemp products. π The ban will take effect in November 2026 and will affect the $24 billion hemp industry. π The industry is scrambling to save itself before the ban takes effect. π Some lawmakers are pushing for regulation instead of eradication. π The ban will impact not only breweries but also farmers, jobs, and states' tax revenue.
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