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South Carolina Lawmakers Should Pass Hemp Legislation That Smartly Regulates Products (Op-Ed)

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January 20, 2026

[#item_full_content] “South Carolina can take an important step forward on regulating the hemp industry, protecting our families and ensuring access to these products.” By David Spang, Coastal Green Welless via South Carolina Daily Gazette In South Carolina, the hemp industry is at a crossroads. Without sensible regulation for the sale of hemp and hemp-derived products, we South Carolina Lawmakers Should Pass Hemp Legislation That Smartly Regulates Products (Op-Ed) Read More

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