Congress delays federal crackdown on hemp-derived THC products again, pushing ban to Dec. 11
The U.S. House on Tuesday passed a stopgap spending measure that delays new federal restrictions on hemp-derived THC products from November 12 to December 11. This move buys the booming THC beverage industry, which saw $239 million in U.S. retail sales in the past year (up 135%), another month to lobby lawmakers for a regulatory framework. Uncertainty around a potential ban has already led to layoffs and distributors pulling back from stocking inventory.
Source:CNBC头条 · Source Link
Disclaimer: This content reflects only the author’s personal views and does not constitute any investment or financial advice. If you discover any content that violates regulations,Click to Report
24H Trending
-
1
September 2026 Cryptocurrency Market Cap Rankings: Unveiling the Top Ten Most Valuable Digital Assets
-
2
2026 Bitcoin Exchange Guide: Global Compliance Trends and Mainstream Choices
-
3
What is CGRID? An Analysis of Carbon Grid Protocol and its Token Status
-
4
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that another bank could be sanctioned next week, stating that "weekly sanctions will become the norm."
-
5
AI chip supply crunch leads to "RAMageddon" for consumer electronics, with prices for phones, laptops, and gaming consoles already on the rise.
-
6
AI computing service provider Nscale is seeking $3.5 billion in pre-IPO funding, including $2 billion from NVIDIA.
-
7
US CFTC Nasdaq 100 Speculative Net Positions 26k, prior 10k
-
8
BSCGIRL Coin: Value and Investment Risks Amidst Extremely Low Activity
-
9
What is KTO Coin: Kounotori Project Analysis and Market Status
-
10
Emerging market currency indices have risen for 10 consecutive weeks, marking their longest winning streak since 2007, with the rally unbroken even by strong US non-farm payroll data.
Markets Today
Recommended Reading







