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Texas Officials Face Federal Lawsuit Over New Hemp Product Restrictions

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Texas Officials Face Federal Lawsuit Over New Hemp Product Restrictions
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Three hemp industry members are suing the state of Texas after officials announced restrictions on nearly all hemp-derived THC products, threatening a multibillion-dollar industry that has operated legally for over seven years. The lawsuit challenges the state's new regulations on constitutional grounds, arguing they violate interstate commerce protections. This legal battle highlights the tension between state regulatory authority and federal hemp legalization under the 2018 Farm Bill. The outcome could significantly impact hemp-derived cannabinoid availability across the nation and affect patients who rely on these products for various health conditions.

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