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The House of Representatives has delayed a federal ban on hemp products by four weeks, extending the deadline to December 11. This decision follows the passage of a stopgap funding bill, which received bipartisan support but faced opposition from some Republicans concerned about the implications of the hemp loophole.
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The House of Representatives has delayed a federal ban on hemp products by four weeks, extending the deadline to December 11. This decision follows the passage of a stopgap funding bill, which received bipartisan support but faced opposition from some Republicans concerned about the implications of the hemp loophole.
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