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Impending federal hemp ban puts North Carolina’s $1B industry at risk

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December 2, 2025

[#item_full_content] NORTH CAROLINA — A sweeping change tucked into the federal government’s latest funding package is poised to wipe out most of North Carolina’s hemp industry, banning nearly all cannabinoid products and… Impending federal hemp ban puts North Carolina’s $1B industry at risk Read More

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