U.S. HEMP ROUNDTABLE – There’s a war on hemp being waged in state capitols across the nation by some big names in the marijuana industry. Enlist in the Hemp Supporter army to defeat these forces!
This is not about public health and safety. It’s simply about greed.
Some examples of the effort to snuff out hemp:
- In Maryland, SB 516 and HB 556 include provisions that would limit retail hemp products to no more than 0.5 mg THC/serving, 2.5 mg/package, restrict products to persons 21 or older, and likely ban delta-8. Supporters, including trade groups and lobbyists for the medical cannabis industry, have misleadingly advised legislators that this would not restrict the sale of CBD products, but failed to be fully transparent in that most CBD products, including full spectrum hemp extract, would actually fall under these restrictions and be cordoned off to the adult-use market.
- In Florida, marijuana industry giant Trulieve is reportedly leading an effort, financed by other multi-state operators (MSOs), to pass SB 1676 and HB 1475, which would limit total THC in hemp products to 0.5 mg/serving and 2 mg/package, restrict them to adults, and would likely ban delta-8 AND most full spectrum hemp CBD products.
- In Virginia, SB 903 and HB 2294 have been passed by the legislature and sent to the Governor and would limit retail hemp products to 2 mg of THC per package, bizarrely require “bittering agents” to topical products (without any evidence that people are eating lotions), and restrict products with any amount of THC to adults only. Fortunately, the Governor is considering amending this legislation to eliminate these restrictions. This legislation has been pushed by Virginia NORML and major corporate marijuana interests.
- In Washington State, the Washington CannaBusiness Association has been pushing SB 5367 and HB 1612, which would impose limits for retail hemp products of 1.5 mg THC per package and 3 mg THC per package, respectively. Also, per serving limits of 0.5 mg and 1 mg, respectively.
- In Louisiana, cannabis interests have encouraged implementation of an Emergency rule which would limit THC in packages to 8 mg.
- And Arkansas’s SB 358, North Dakota’s SB 2096, and Texas’s SB 264 and HB 4238 would criminalize delta-8 and other intoxicating cannabinoids.
Millions of dollars are being poured into these efforts by these monopolistic marijuana interests. The hemp industry cannot compete with these big dollars. That’s why we need you!

If you are a Hemp Supporter living or doing business in one of these states, please visit our State Action Center TODAY and contact your legislators (and in some cases, executive branch officials), urging them to stop this attempt to undermine the hemp industry and support reasonable regulations for consumer safety!
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