Ohio Hemp Businesses Face Shutdown, Job Losses
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Ohios Hemp Industry Faces Overnight Shutdown: Stores Clear Shelves, Jobs Lost
Starting at midnight, Ohio businesses without a cannabis license must stop selling hemp products with THC due to new rules. Stores are rushing to clear shelves, often slashing prices in half to avoid felony charges. Workers face job loss and uncertainty, with advocates estimating over six thousand people will lose their jobs tonight. The changes stem from Senate Bill fifty-six, which also bans smoking in most public areas and makes it a crime to bring marijuana across state lines. Supporters argue the rules promote safety and build customer trust.
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