Thanks to a bill approved as part of the package that ended the federal shutdown, intoxicating hemp products will be ...

A last-minute amendment slipped into the bill that ended the government shutdown has thrown the hemp industry and its ...

On November 12, 2025, as part of the spending package to reopen the federal government (H.R. 5371), Congress enacted significant changes to ...

Passage of the bill would end the government shutdown but would bar retailers from selling intoxicating hemp products ...

Here are four hemp-infused products that may be banned by Congress under the bill. Cannabinoid-infused gummies have rapidly ...

Curaleag announced on Monday the launch of an all-new line of hemp-derived THC products under its Select and Zero Proof brands. The company’s new platform features fully Farm Bill-compliant ...

The cannabis industry has spent the past year battling lawmakers, attorneys general and FDA ambiguity over intoxicating hemp beverages. Then something unexpected happened. Not from cannabis. From ...

Alcohol producers had pushed lawmakers to close a legal loophole that allowed companies to sell the intoxicating products.

Ohio lawmakers are debating the future of intoxicating hemp products after President Trump signed a bill last week that ...

Hemp products are increasingly popular for pain relief. While research on the topic is mixed, some people find that it’s a useful tool alone or alongside other remedies. Cornbread Hemp has long been a ...

Nowadays, consumers are becoming more aware of the drawbacks of drinking alcohol and are seeking alternative ways to relax and achieve an uplifting social buzz. As such, the market is seeing a shift ...

Changes in hemp regulations made by a federal spending bill to reopen the government may devastate the industry.