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With Schedule 3, the narrative around cannabis and hemp in America is changing. Science, experience, and common sense are finally being allowed back into the conversation. AHAA intends to make sure the voices of farmers, retailers, scientists, and consumers are heard as this next chapter is written.

This week brings major movement in hemp and cannabis policy as states tighten THC rules, introduce age restrictions, and expand medical frameworks. With a possible federal ban still on the table, consumers and businesses need to stay alert and take action to protect fair, accessible hemp regulation nationwide.

State lawmakers are moving aggressively toward total THC caps, new licensing systems, and age restrictions. Federal lawmakers are simultaneously debating national bans. Hemp is being targeted from both directions.

Lawmakers in Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Ohio, and Texas are pushing new hemp regulations that could impact businesses, consumers, and the industry as a whole. Learn about the latest updates and how you can take action to protect the future of hemp.

In an ever-changing regulatory landscape, hemp industry stakeholders must unite to protect market freedom and fair regulations. The American Healthy Alternatives Association (AHAA) plays a critical role in advocating for hemp store operators, farmers, manufacturers, distributors, and consumers. By becoming a member, you support lobbying efforts that keep hemp accessible, sustainable, and profitable.

Hemp legislation is evolving rapidly across the U.S., with states like Florida, Ohio, and Nebraska introducing new laws impacting hemp-derived products. Learn about these updates, including THC limits, retail regulations, and opportunities for farmers and businesses. Stay informed and discover how advocacy can shape the future of hemp policy.