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Sen. Mitch McConnell closed a loophole in a hemp law. Now $28 billion THC industry fights to survive

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by Fortune•16h ago•0 views•
Sen. Mitch McConnell closed a loophole in a hemp law. Now $28 billion THC industry fights to survive
The industry hopes to save itself by restricting impairing products to people 21 and older, limiting how much THC can be in a package, and banning imported cannabis compounds.
It’s a business he might soon have to give up. America’s multibillion-dollar market for impairing hemp products — from THC seltzers sold at some Target stores to smokable cannabis flowers, and different from the regulated legal marijuana industry — f... [5742 chars]
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