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<p>28 Dec, 2024</p>
<p>A Nashville judge's temporary injunction has delayed new hemp regulations in Tennessee, preserving the industry’s status quo until February 2025. The blocked rules aimed to redefine THC-A levels, threatening significant economic fallout for the state’s $0.5 billion hemp sector. In a related legal case, Tennessee and Spring Hill settled for $735,000 after officials wrongfully seized legal hemp, highlighting the challenges of distinguishing hemp from marijuana.</p>
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28 Dec 2024: Discover how a Tennessee judge's decision to block new hemp rules has impacted the state's $0.5 billion hemp industry, preserving jobs and products until 2025. Learn about the legal challenges shaping the future of hemp regulation nationwide.

Tennessee Judge Blocks New Hemp Rules