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Letter Supports Federal Hemp Crackdown With 0.4 mg THC Cap and Ban on Synthetic Cannabinoids

The writer says the policy will protect consumers by pulling intoxicating products from stores.

Overview

  • A Bangor Daily News letter from Vikki Swan argues Congress closed a hemp loophole used to sell psychoactive products.
  • The letter cites a new 0.4 milligram per-container THC limit and a prohibition on synthesized cannabinoids.
  • It contends marketers leveraged the 2018 Farm Bill to push Delta-8 THC in gas stations and convenience stores with soda-like branding.
  • The writer asserts the goal of hemp legalization was industrial fiber and non-intoxicating CBD, not an unregulated “diet weed” market.
  • She supports a one-year transition for businesses to adapt to the rules as a basic consumer protection measure.