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Title: The Georgia Department of Agriculture’s Upcoming Amendments on Hemp-Infused Edibles: What You Need to Know
As the Hemp industry evolves in Georgia, new regulations are constantly shaping what consumers can expect on store shelves. Recently, the Georgia Department of Agriculture proposed amendments that would set caps (limits) on the milligrams per serving for Hemp-derived...
Why Accurate Testing Matters for THCa Hemp Flower: The Case for Cold Chromatography
Understanding THCa: The Molecule Behind the Confusion If you’re exploring hemp products, you might have come across THCa hemp flower. THCa, or tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, is a natural compound found in hemp and cannabis plants. Unlike THC, THCa doesn’t cause any...
Title: The Negative Impact of Georgia’s S.B. 494 and H.B. 1322 on CBD Access and the Economy
Recent legislation in Georgia—Senate Bill 494 (S.B. 494) and House Bill 1322 (H.B. 1322)—is raising serious concerns among CBD consumers and small businesses. These laws, aimed at increasing regulation on CBD products, may actually end up doing more harm than good. At...
494 Adjustments
As federal law makers look to loosen the restrictions on THC & cannabis, the state of Georgia has made a huge leap in the opposite direction. Georgia SB 494 that Governor Kemp signed on April 30, 2024, has not only created a bureaucratic nightmare, but it has...
