AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHemp THC Crackdown (Virginia): A Virginia mother says her daughter’s seizure-control CBD oil could become illegal as state hemp rules tighten, removing an exemption that let higher-THC products be sold as hemp. Federal Hemp Rules (North Carolina): Wilmington dispensaries warn upcoming federal limits on hemp-derived THC could wipe out inventory and force closures. Medical Cannabis Growth (Georgia): Georgia’s expanded medical cannabis rules (more product types, higher THC limits, added conditions) are driving a sharp jump in registered patients—up about 22% in under two months. Hemp Industry Pushback (Kentucky/Wisconsin): Kentucky lawmakers and industry groups are seeking a moratorium or delay on the Nov. 0.4 mg THC-per-container restriction; Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers is urging Congress to prevent “mass disruption” of the hemp sector. Driving Law Shock (Queensland): Proposed “zero tolerance” drink/drug driving changes would double penalties, but critics warn medicinal marijuana patients could be unfairly caught. Product Safety/Access (North Carolina): Police and prosecutors back a bill to block minors from buying intoxicating CBD/THC products. Testing Tech (Randox): Randox USA gets FDA 510(k) clearance for a rapid multi-drug urine testing panel, aiming to improve screening in clinical pathways. Clinical Promise (Dementia): A THC/CBD trial report says the combo dramatically reduces agitation in hospice-eligible dementia patients.
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