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https://www.smith.senate.gov/u-s-senator-tina-smiths-statement-on-proposed-delay-of-national-ban-on-hemp-derived-thc-products/ U.S. Senator Tina Smith’s Statement on Proposed Delay of National Ban on Hemp-Derived THC Products 2026-08-03 2026 2026-08 Democrat Senate MN Tina Smith S001203 www.smith.senate.gov tinasmith https://www.smith.senate.gov/press-releases/ scraper MINNEAPOLIS, MN – U.S. Senator Tina Smith (D-MN) released the following statement after language delaying a national ban on most hemp-derived THC products, including THC beverages, was included in a must-pass budget resolution set to be voted on in the Senate this week. The ban was set to take place in November and would now be delayed until December, buying lawmakers more time to negotiate. “Adults should be allowed to have a THC beverage if they so choose. Minnesota has created one of the strongest, most carefully regulated systems in the country to allow the sale of hemp products. The initial ban set to take place was ill-advised and would have hurt both hemp farmers and Minnesota breweries alike,” said Senator Smith. “I’m grateful Senator Klobuchar and I were able to secure bipartisan language to delay this ban to December 11. While helpful to hemp farmers, brewers, and consumers, we still need to work towards a long-term solution that will allow for the industry to move forward.” Klobuchar and Smith partnered with Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) to initially try and stop the ban from becoming law. The Senators pushed for language delaying the ban to be included in a continuing budget resolution to fund the government until December, which will be voted on later this week. The delay is supported by the Minnesota Craft Brewers Association. ### 1 2026-08-04T07:35:49Z 2026-08-04T07:37:27Z
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