A Texas bill would ban THC-containing hemp products, but its future is far from certain
Senate Bill 3, authored by State Sen. Charles Perry, R-Lubbock, would bar the sale of all consumable hemp products carrying THC, the compound in cannabis that gets people high. The ban would apply to a range of products, including gummies, vapes and infused beverages.
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