A lawsuit has been filed to block the Texas health agency's ban on delta-8 THC. Hemp groups are behind the lawsuit, citing harm as a result of the ban. The ban is part of newly implemented THC rules in Texas.
Hemp industry groups are warning that these changes could have a significant impact on popular products. Further details on the lawsuit and the potential effects of the ban are available from local news sources, including CBS Austin.
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