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The state's newly inked adult-use marijuana statute also provides legal protection for manufacturers and sellers of the controversial hemp-based cannabinoids. When Governor Tim Walz (DFL) added his signature to Minnesota's adult-use cannabis legalization bill last week, he not only made his home state the 23rd to legalize recreational marijuana sales to adults 21 and older in the United States but also gave his executive approval to several other essential provisions, particularly for the Minnesota hemp industry. Most notable among those additional stipulations, according to numerous local and national media outlets , is the legalization of high-producing delta-8 and delta-9 THC derived from industrial hemp. Along with making the controversial hemp derivatives legal, the new law will also allow products containing the variants to be widely available to consumers in Minnesota. The low-dose product offerings, created in a concentrated form by chemically manipulating CBD produced...

Arkansas lawmakers passed a measure prohibiting the sale of products containing synthetic forms of THC, including delta-8. This week the number of states joining the list to ban the controversial delta-8 THC isomer grew larger. As first reported by Norfolk's 13Newsnow.com , the Virginia legislature approved Governor Glenn Youngkin's amendments to a measure designed to outlaw the sale of products containing all forms of synthetic THC variants, most notably delta-8 THC.   In addition to the actions taken in Virginia, the Arkansas state legislature has also approved a bill to outlaw the production and sale of all hemp-derived intoxicating substances, including delta-8. According to numerous media outlets , the Senate passed the measure with a resounding 30-1 vote after incorporating two amendments added in the House.     The measure's author, Sen. Tyler Dees (R), said the purpose of the ban on all items containing synthetic forms of THC is to protect the children of Ark...

A new bill calling for new restrictions on all Delta-8 THC products is rapidly navigating the Kentucky legislature. Following a ruling by a Boone County Circuit Court last year clarifying and validating the legality of Delta-8 THC, a naturally occurring isomer of Delta-9 THC (the most well-known THC cannabinoid), the Kentucky legislature has taken it upon itself to determine the legal production and use of the controversial and economically booming hemp-derived variant. As first reported by mjbizdaily , a new measure under consideration in the State House would restrict the sale of delta-8 THC products to individuals 21 and older. In addition, those same items would have to comply with new testing and labeling requirements under the proposed legislation.      The bill, HB 544, which Republican state Rep. Rebecca Raymer sponsors, was unanimously ratified by the Kentucky House with a 97-0 vote last Thursday, according to the Associated Press . Like many states struggling...

If you are interested in a product that has both recreational and healing benefits, cannabis has just what you need. We live in a time in which the stigma of cannabis is fading, and the industry is booming, as people are learning more about it every day.  The adult-use market for cannabis is set to reach $50 billion by 2028. In extracting the benefits from this plant, many people turn to edibles instead of smoking. Like most issues related to cannabis, the state you're in matters. Here's what you need to know about Minnesota edibles.        What Should You Know About Minnesota THC Laws? Before learning more about edibles, you need to understand the legality of cannabis as a whole. This starts with an understanding of both the federal and statewide implications. On a federal level, cannabis is considered a Schedule I substance. However, the government allows states the opportunity to decide whether or not they want to enforce it. There are many subtle differences...