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Why Congress voted to ban hemp-derived THC in states like Texas

ByPot Shop News

November 25, 2025

[#item_full_content] The move this month came after a years-long lobbying campaign to rein in the booming CBD and THC edibles business. Why Congress voted to ban hemp-derived THC in states like Texas Read More

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