Texas Court Restores Sale Of Hemp Products
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“The new rules clamped down on THCA, which effectively banned the sale of smokable hemp products, even though possessing them remains legal.”
“the hemp industry is asking for something longer lasting, a temporary injunction that would keep some of the new rules on hold while the lawsuit plays out”
“A state court issued a temporary restraining order, allowing smokable products back on store shelves while keeping those higher fees in place.”
“The regulations he's talking about were adopted by the state's health department in March, following an executive order by Governor Greg Abbott.”
“This week, the hemp industry is asking for something longer lasting, a temporary injunction that would keep some of the new sales went to 5%.”
“a temporary injunction that would keep some of the new The court will call D1GN 26002511, Texas Hemp Business Council.”
“A state court issued a temporary restraining order, allowing smokable products back on store shelf.”
“issued a temporary restraining order, allowing smokable products back on store shelf.”
“such as Colorado. This has the biggest hemp market in the country.”
“prohibiting the sale of smokable hemp products could put thousands of mom-and-pop retailers out of business in Texas”
“issued a temporary restraining order, allowing smokable products back on store shelf. lawsuit plays out, which could take years.”
“attorneys for the state of Texas argued regulators did not rewrite the law. They said THCA levels have long been a part of how hemp is tested”
“prohibiting the sale of smokable hemp products could put thousands of mom-and-pop retailers out of business in Texas”
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