Ohio Breweries, Hemp Shops Fight THC Bill
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Ohio breweries and smoke shops are challenging Senate Bill fifty-six, a new law restricting hemp-derived cannabis products. The bill, effective since March twentieth, bans THC drinks in breweries and grocery stores, limits THC content, and targets synthetics. Governor Mike DeWines veto of a grace period for breweries sparked backlash, leading to job cuts and production halts. Business owners are suing, claiming DeWine overstepped, while hemp stores argue the legislature broke rules. Despite a judges refusal to pause the law, owners are lobbying for a veto override, with some lawmakers open to tweaks allowing breweries to partner with dispensaries.
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