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- The state of Texas is dealing with the classification of intoxicating hemp products through its state health services, while federal spending bills redefine nationwide legality.
Governor Greg Abbott vetoed legislation intended to regulate the hemp market in Texas.
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What happened
Governor Greg Abbott vetoed legislation intended to regulate the hemp market in Texas.
Who's involved
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The state of Texas is dealing with the classification of intoxicating hemp products through its state health services, while federal spending bills redefine nationwide legality.Also in this story
- The Texas Hemp Business Council surveyed House and Senate candidates regarding hemp policy in Texas.
The entities involved
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Texas
state of the United States of America
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Greg Abbott
Governor of Texas since 2015
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