Trump Signs New Law Banning Many THC Gummies, Vapes & Hemp-Derived Intoxicants

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⭐ Video Summary:

A major shift is coming to the hemp and cannabis industry. President Trump has signed a new bill that will make many popular THC gummies, vapes, drinks, and other hemp-derived intoxicating products illegal starting next year.

These products grew popular because of a loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill, which legalized hemp cultivation. Although hemp naturally contains low THC and high CBD, manufacturers found a chemical method to convert CBD into intoxicating THC variants like delta-8, delta-10, THCA, and others. These unregulated products were then sold nationwide—even in states where marijuana itself is illegal.

Supporters of the new bill say it closes a dangerous loophole and limits access to unregulated intoxicants often sold to minors. The law sets strict limits on how hemp-derived compounds can be used, and bans all products with THC above a specific threshold.

Opponents argue the regulations are so restrictive they could destroy the $30 billion hemp industry, put 300,000 people out of work, and even harm non-intoxicating CBD markets. They also highlight that the bill passed after a fierce lobbying battle between hemp farmers and the marijuana and alcohol industries, who want to eliminate hemp-based competition.

Opponents plan to fight back over the next year before the regulations fully take effect.

🔑 Key Takeaways

1. Massive hemp law change signed by President Trump

Many hemp-derived THC products will be banned starting next year.

2. The 2018 Farm Bill created a loophole

Manufacturers converted legal CBD into intoxicating THC compounds.

3. Products affected

• Delta-8, Delta-10, THCA products

• THC gummies

• Vape cartridges

• THC-infused beverages

• Other hemp-derived intoxicants

  
  

4. Unregulated market concerns

Supporters say these products pose unknown health risks and often end up in the hands of kids.

5. Opponents say the bill is too extreme

They argue it threatens:

• $30 billion yearly revenue

• 300,000 American jobs

• The entire CBD product sector

  
  

6. Intense lobbying battle

Hemp farmers vs. alcohol companies vs. the marijuana industry.

7. New strict THC limits

Any hemp-derived product exceeding a small THC threshold will become illegal.

8. CBD may be affected

Opponents warn the law could unintentionally restrict even non-intoxicating CBD products.

9. One-year grace period

The new regulations take effect in 12 months.

10. Industry pushback coming

Opponents plan to spend this year lobbying for revisions or a full reversal of the ban.

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