Delaware’s THC Drinks Become Legal on October 21, and the Law Is Written to Repeal Itself
The Delaware THC beverage law takes effect October 21, 2026, permitting hemp-derived delta-9 drinks in package stores and cannabis retailers at up to 10 milligrams per single-serving container. A 750 milliliter bottle may carry 170 milligrams, which is…
A Can of THC Seltzer Looks Like a Can of Seltzer. That Is the Whole Problem.
THC drinks child safety is a recognition problem before it is a pharmacology problem, because a can of hemp seltzer shelved beside the iced tea gives a caregiver nothing to react to. Reported cannabis exposures among US children under six rose from 132…
Safe Sips Act Proposes a Federal Marker for Intoxicating Drinks
The Safe Sips Act would direct federal agencies to create a common marker for THC beverages and other intoxicating drinks. The introduced bill also proposes a non-color accessibility cue. It is not law and would not replace dose labels, safe storage, or…
Missouri’s Hemp Ban No Longer Has a Single Deadline, and the Lawsuit Over It Is Still Open
The Missouri hemp THC ban 2026 arrives under House Bill 2641, which Governor Mike Kehoe signed on April 23 and which was written to take effect November 12. Its provisions apply only during the period in which federal restrictions prohibit the covered…
State Lawmakers Advance Bill to Tighten Rules on Hemp-Derived THC Products – WACH Fox
South Carolina hemp THC regulations are advancing to tighten rules on product safety and labeling. Patients may see changes in availability and formulation of hemp-derived THC products. These regulations aim to protect consumers while ensuring access to…