Senate-backed hemp bill targets NC THC market

The Senate has passed a bill aiming to restrict THC products derived from hemp in North Carolina, which could significantly alter the state's legal cannabis market. This move targets products like THC drinks, gummies, vapes, and THCA flower, sparking debate on the future of hemp-derived products in the state. The bill's progress has hit a snag in the House, leaving its future uncertain. This legislative push highlights ongoing discussions about regulating hemp-derived cannabinoids, which could have broader implications for state cannabis markets nationwide.