The hemp loophole has become a national intoxicant market
Summary
New federal laws are trying to fix a loophole in the 2018 farm bill about hemp products that cause intoxication. The article says states need to keep control over how these products are managed to avoid political problems.Key Facts
- The 2018 farm bill included a loophole related to hemp products that can intoxicate people.
- New federal legislation aims to address and fix this loophole.
- Hemp products that cause intoxication are becoming more common in the market.
- States currently regulate hemp product sales and use their authority to control them.
- The article suggests that states should continue to regulate hemp to prevent political conflicts.
- Federal and state laws together shape how hemp products are sold and used.
- The discussion involves balancing federal fixes with state-level regulation power.
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