420 with CNW – Virginian Hemp Firms File Lawsuit in Federal Court Protesting THC Cap
Seven hemp operators in Virginia have asked a federal court to halt new limits on consumable hemp products, saying the rules could leave them with unusable stock, force layoffs, and threaten the survival of some businesses. The lawsuit was filed July 31 in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Virginia, less than three weeks before the restrictions are scheduled to begin on August 15. The businesses are challenging a provision included in the state budget that removes an existing allowance for products containing more than 2 mg of THC when the amount of CBD is at least 25 times higher per package. Once the change takes effect, most consumable hemp…

















