A lawsuit has been filed against the state of Texas over its recent ban on most hemp-derived THC products. The ban has been in effect for only a short time. Members of the hemp industry are behind the lawsuit, which claims the new rules do not comply with federal law.
Further details on the lawsuit and its potential impact are available from the Waco Tribune-Herald, which has reported on the challenge to the state's new ban.
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