AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHemp THC Crackdown: A federal ban on many hemp-derived THC products is set to take effect Dec. 11, after a delay from Nov. 12. The law’s 0.4-milligram total-THC limit could upend a $28 billion market; Roseau, Minnesota, is weighing whether to stop sales. Cannabis Regulation: Ohio’s new limits on cannabis flower, vapes and edibles are now in effect. Michigan also enacted a law requiring health officials to educate parents about youth cannabis and tobacco risks. Federal Policy: The DEA has opened a registration portal for medical cannabis businesses, even as a judge’s pause keeps the rescheduling process on hold. Medical Access: Georgia regulators approved medical cannabis home delivery, which could begin before November. Hemp in Court: Georgia’s Supreme Court revived a grower’s claim after police destroyed $37,000 worth of legal hemp, overturning a decades-old precedent. Industry Dispute: A St. Louis jury awarded $10 million in a fight over ownership of Missouri cannabis businesses and licenses.
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