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  1. A state is being covered by Isaac Laster regarding horticultural markets in the region, involving multiple states.
  2. 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.

New rules were passed on August 4th restricting the sale of cannabinoid products under the purview of the Texas State Government.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 12
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New rules were passed on August 4th restricting the sale of cannabinoid products under the purview of the Texas State Government.

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  1. Texas enacted a ban on hemp-derived THC products.1 source
  2. New rules passed in Texas restrict the sale of cannabinoid products.1 source

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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.

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