A change in Texas law will impact the availability of certain cannabis products. As of July 31, some hemp-derived products will no longer be permitted. The state's hemp industry has faced uncertainty in recent months due to court actions.
A decision by the Texas Supreme Court in May led to the reclassification of certain products. Further details on the ban and what products will remain legal are available from local news sources, including KXXV News.
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