Several U.S. states preemptively restrict or outright ban delta-8 THC as federal regulators swoop in to clarify its legality
Delta-8 THC has been a sensation in the country. Its popularity soared throughout 2020 and many believed its reign of euphoric bliss would continue into 2021 and beyond. However, the federal government and the DEA are swooping in to ruin all the fun.
In April, alone, several U.S. states either restricted or banned delta-8 THC, sparking outcry from users, companies, manufacturers, and vendors within the cannabis industry.
So, why are U.S. states banning delta-8 THC? Which ones have already banned it? What have the federal government and the DEA got to do with this?
Where is delta-8 THC legal?
Delta-8-THC’s reign of blissful euphoria in the U.S. could be coming to an end — 19 states have already restricted or banned it, while 4 others are reviewing its legality
Delta-8 is stuck in a legal grey area. The 2018 Farm Bill legalized all hemp and hemp compounds but the DEA still believes it’s a controlled substance
The US Hemp Authority has stopped certifying delta-8 THC products and advises companies to cease producing delta-8
The delta-8 ban in Texas was lifted after a judge temporarily blocked the state from classifying it as a controlled substance
New York is now the most recent state to put restrictions on the production and sale of delta-8 products
Which states have regulated, restricted, or banned delta-8?
Currently, 19 U.S. states have restricted or banned delta-8 THC and a further four states are currently reviewing its legal status. [Read More @ CBD Oracle.com]
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