Ohio's Hemp Bill Sparks Lawsuit, Petition
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Ohios Senate Bill 56, set to take effect on March 20th, bans hemp product sales and imposes new marijuana limits. Cincinnati breweries challenge the law through a lawsuit, claiming Governor DeWines veto of a grace period for THC drinks was unjustified. Local businesses fear financial loss and product line changes. Opponents gather signatures to repeal the bill, aiming for a November vote. The future of Ohios hemp and cannabis industry remains uncertain amidst ongoing legal battles and petition drives.
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