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An accredited laboratory pulled hemp flower off a Virginia shelf and found illegal THC, elevated moisture, microbial contamination, and a pesticide that turns into hydrogen cyanide when you light it. One of those comes from a grow room, two of them can arrive after the sample is drawn, and Virginia has a rule for none of it. In Washington, Rep. Andy Barr's office says the White House supports his hemp bill, and a White House official points reporters to a December executive order instead. Minnesota's cannabis director is planning to keep regulating hemp THC after November whatever Washington decides to call it. And researchers at Ohio State put a number on where the taxed customer goes.
🧪 One sample, four failures
🌾 The backing Barr describes
🧭 Minnesota plans past November
🧾 Eighty-nine percent
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