Texas to Prohibit Sale and Possession of Hemp‑Derived Intoxicating Cannabinoids (Delta‑8, etc.) from July 31 — $5.5B Market Hit
Following a Texas Supreme Court ruling that reinstated the regulation, sale and possession of Delta‑8 THC products will be illegal beginning July 31. The ban targets intoxicating hemp‑derived cannabinoids used for inhalation—such as Delta‑8 and Delta‑10—while excluding Delta‑9 THC that meets the federal hemp threshold (≤0.3% dry weight), which underpins Texas’s $5.5 billion hemp market. Criminal penalties will apply for possession or sale of synthetic THC analogs, including Delta‑8 present at non‑naturally occurring concentrations.
For the full article, please visit the original source link below. CannabisInsight curates and summarizes key news from the global cannabis and hemp industry.
Source
cannabisbusinesstimes.com
This content is a summary and editorial by CannabisInsight based on the above source. Copyright of the original article belongs to the respective publisher.
Original Link
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/us-states/texas/news/15831312/texas-bans-delta8-thc-hemp-products-effective-july-31