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New bill to color-code cannabis beverages; TX & VA hemp restriction lawsuits; MA liquor store lobby: don’t roll back marijuana legalization

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Rep. Nick LaLota (R-NY) filed a bill to require federal officials to establish a system for color coding cannabis-infused beverages and other drinks that contain alcohol, kratom-related compounds or any other intoxicating substances.

Virginia hemp businesses filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block enforcement of new restrictions that will ban hemp products with more than 2 milligrams of THC while the state launches legal recreational marijuana sales—calling it “economic protectionism” for certain companies.

The Beverage Alcohol Merchants Coalition, which represents major alcohol retailers, is cheering the Senate’s inclusion of provisions in a key funding bill

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