New regulations in Texas are impacting the availability of certain products. Some hemp-derived THC products will no longer be found on store shelves in the state. These changes are a result of new state regulations that have taken effect.
The regulations affect popular products that were previously available. For more information on the specifics of the new regulations and how they will impact local stores, readers can refer to the Waco Tribune-Herald for further details.
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