Hey there, cannabis enthusiasts! September brought us some seriously exciting updates across the industry, and we’ve rounded up the top 10 stories you won’t want to miss.
From pre-rolls dominating the market to Idaho’s push for legalization, this month is packed with big wins, key legislation, and fascinating new studies. Whether you’re a canna-business owner, a dedicated consumer, or just staying in the loop, we’ve got all the juicy details covered. Let’s dive into September’s biggest cannabis highlights!
Check out the full roundup and stay ahead of the game!
- South Carolina AG Declares Hemp-Derived Beverages with 0.3% THC Legal
South Carolina Attorney General has confirmed that hemp-derived beverages containing up to 0.3% THC are indeed legal under state law. This decision follows the guidelines established by the 2018 Farm Bill, which legalized hemp products with a THC limit of 0.3%. This ruling opens the door for more hemp-derived beverages in the state’s market, signaling a positive shift for producers and consumers alike.
- Six U.S. States Set New Monthly Marijuana Sales Records
Six U.S. states have reported record-breaking marijuana sales in the past month, reflecting the booming growth of the legal cannabis market. The states include Michigan, Missouri, and Arizona, each reporting substantial revenue increases driven by growing demand and expanding consumer bases. These figures highlight the surging interest in cannabis across the country and the economic benefits of legalization.
Read more about the sales records here
- South Carolina Confirms Hemp THC Drinks Are Legal
South Carolina officials have clarified that hemp-derived THC drinks, with up to 0.3% THC, are fully legal under state law. This decision aligns with federal regulations established under the 2018 Farm Bill, giving producers and retailers confidence in distributing these products statewide. For consumers, this means easier access to hemp beverages that are compliant with the law.
- Utah Proposes Ban on Artificial Cannabinoids in Hemp Products
Utah lawmakers are considering an amendment that would ban artificial cannabinoids in hemp products, citing health and safety concerns. The proposed changes would regulate which cannabinoids can be legally included in hemp-derived products, pushing the market toward safer and more transparent offerings. The amendment reflects a growing concern about synthetic cannabinoids and their potential effects on consumers.
- Pre-Rolls Lead as Fastest Growing Cannabis Product for Second Year
For the second consecutive year, pre-rolls have claimed the title of the fastest-growing product category in the cannabis industry. With increasing consumer preference for convenience and affordability, pre-rolls have seen a significant surge in popularity. The trend is expected to continue as more brands innovate with new pre-roll options and experiences.
- AMA Study Finds Marijuana Does Not Impact Working Memory
A new study from the American Medical Association (AMA) has found that marijuana use does not negatively affect working memory or other brain processes. This research challenges long-held beliefs about cannabis and cognitive function, providing a more nuanced understanding of how marijuana impacts the brain, especially among regular users.
- Federal Agency Investigates Medical Marijuana for Cancer Pain Management
A federal agency is diving into key questions about the role of medical marijuana in cancer treatment, particularly its potential as an alternative to opioids for pain management. This research could have major implications for patients seeking safer, non-addictive pain relief options and open new doors for cannabis in medical care.
- California’s Emergency Orders on Intoxicating Hemp Products Now in Effect
California’s new emergency orders restricting intoxicating hemp products are now in full effect. These regulations target products containing intoxicating cannabinoids like delta-8 THC, tightening control over the market. The new rules aim to protect consumers while maintaining a clear distinction between legal cannabis products and unregulated hemp derivatives.
- Idaho Activists Plan Cannabis Legalization Measure for 2026
Activists in Idaho are gearing up for a 2026 ballot measure that could legalize cannabis in the state. Despite Idaho’s traditionally conservative stance on cannabis, advocates believe there’s growing support for legalization. The measure would allow adult-use marijuana, marking a significant shift in policy if passed.
Read more about the movement here
- Study Shows Cannabis Use Increasing Among U.S. Adults, Not Teens
A recent study reveals that while cannabis use has steadily increased among U.S. adults between 2013 and 2022, usage rates among teenagers have not risen. This counters the concern that legalization would drive higher youth consumption, suggesting that prevention programs and regulations have been effective in maintaining stable teen usage rates.
As you can see, the cannabis industry is as dynamic as ever, with exciting developments in everything from state-level legalization efforts to groundbreaking studies on marijuana’s effects. Whether you’re a business owner, consumer, or simply interested in the future of cannabis, these stories highlight the constant growth and innovation happening in the market.
Before you go, make sure to visit BDD Wholesale to restock your shop with the latest cannabis products! We offer a wide range of high-quality items and excellent shipping options to keep your business ahead of the competition. Stay informed, stay stocked, and we’ll see you next month for more cannabis news!
BDDWholesale Team
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