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A Texas judge is poised to make a pivotal decision that could restore THC products to shelves across the state, as hemp businesses fight a statewide ban enacted July 31st. The dispute centers on whether the state has clearly defined what constitutes an illegal amount of THC — a critical gap manufacturers say makes enforcement impossible. While Texas law allows “Total THC” rules since 2021, hemp-derived intoxicants like Delta-8 and Delta-10 have thrived under a 2018 Farm Bill loophole. Advocates for stricter controls argue these products pose risks to youth, while industry players insist they’re natural byproducts of production. A temporary restraining order could keep sales alive until a final injunction hearing in late September or October — making this ruling a flashpoint in the nation’s evolving hemp regulation debate.

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