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New Jersey Extends Sales Window for Hemp THC Drinks Until December 11

1 report, 1 independent Updated Mon 00:00
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What happened

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Nicholas Scutari sponsored a bill in the Senate, and Robert Karabinchak sponsored the Assembly version, which changes the New Jersey deadline for selling hemp THC drinks. The sales cutoff, originally November 13, is now set to December 11, or the date federal hemp restrictions take effect, whichever is later. This legislative change occurs as President Donald Trump delayed federal hemp restrictions, requiring the signature of Mikie Sherrill.

From nj1015.com

Why it matters

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The state legislation extends the sales window for hemp THC products in New Jersey. This extension is tied to the federal compliance date for hemp THC products, which Washington set for December 11.

From nj1015.com

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  • Monmouth CountySpeculative

    Monmouth County might see increased sales revenue for local commerce due to the extended sales window for THC seltzers.

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