Farm Bill will exist. Hemp provisions will probably still exist. We expect the legislature to remove the gray areas around CBD stuff - we don’t know what side they will fall on, but its been pushed for 4 years and the FDA hasn’t gotten on board. We expect that they will expand some provisions regarding import/export.
Will it throw the industry into chaos? I think so. Either because people haven’t planned to plant all the CBD flower that (hopefully) will be needed for a new GRAS food/beverage/cosmetics ingredient. But that’s a lot of wishful thinking.
Will probably clarify the issue with DEA licensed testing labs - since that can has been kicked every year since this started. But maybe not.
Will probably clarify the issue on tribal lands and government lands being used for these things.
I expect there will be continued R&D opportunity for animal feed and other vet products written in (cause those things are happening, and seeing some good results… so keeping a provision online is great). This would be an expansion, most likely aligned with the MMR that just passed last year.
Its possible that given the FDAs stance - that the entire part of the hemp legalization will completely remove the cannabis derived products completely. That would just leave food, fiber, fuel, and other industrial uses.
Especially - if the congress thinks that general legalization is on the table for the cannabis sativa plant. I don’t expect that will happen though. Just options.
My guess: Hemp gets stripped of conversions / tetras / and that licensing gets kicked to Cannabis / Pharma.
FDA is definitely waking up.
My hope: thca for everyone! XD
do you grow your own tobacco and make your own whiskey and brew up your own vicodin
free market doesn’t exist for controlled substances and the CBD bill was, is, and forever will be a bad idea. CBD doesn’t do shit besides de-value cannabis
Lol @ people in this industry showing any respect to the laws that made cannabis a controlled substance.
Sounds like dispensary investors are mad they had to pay for a license when it should have been free to grow these plants the whole time. It’s what you all get for advocating legalization by lobbyists rather than decriminalization by the people.
Good thing the first two examples aren’t controlled substances… making your own whiskey or homebrew is probably a bad example for the point you’re trying to make.