Get updated on the actions that could eliminate 95% of the current hemp market, a $28 billion industry supporting more than 300,000 jobs across the country.

Representatives from the hemp industry are vowing to keep up the fight against government restrictions impacting the hemp-derived THC industry.

We need solid regulations, and that requires constructive dialogue between the hemp industry and policymakers.

Read valuable perspectives from leading industry experts representing CRN, CHPA, Organic & Natural Health, INFRA, SENPA, WIN, GOED, U.S. Hemp Roundtable, ITC + GPA, and MAHO. You'll find the updates, insights, and action steps you need to help support the wellbeing of your business, and the industry overall, in the year ahead.

Consumers in the United States spent an additional $533 million on herbal supplements in 2023 compared to sales in 2022, but the former darling of the consumers—hemp-based phytocannabinoids such as cannabidiol (CBD)—are suffering blow after blow.

+PlusCBD has introduced two new collections, including a line of gummies and capsules targeting memory, cognitive function, and relaxation. 

If enacted, this bill "would reduce economic opportunities for hemp farmers and businesses and destroy New Jersey’s hemp industry." 

The Mary Miller Amendment would result in federal prohibition of 90-95% of all hemp products on the market, even many CBD products that naturally contain trace, non-intoxicating amounts of THC.

As negotiations for the next U.S. Farm Bill commence, a united hemp industry has come together to advocate for the inclusion of seven critical objectives.