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Illinois bans nearly all hemp-derived THC products and Chicago breweries brace for the hit

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Illinois requires businesses to exit the intoxicating hemp products market before Nov. 12, a month ahead of the federal December deadline. The law, signed by Governor JB Pritzker in June, requires products exceeding the federal potency threshold to be sold only at state-licensed cannabis dispensaries. Breweries such as Marz Community Brewing and Hopewell Brewing warn of layoffs and sales losses, while a hemp association filed an emergency motion to stop the rule.

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  • Illinois sets Nov. 12 as the deadline for businesses to exit the intoxicating hemp products market, ahead of the federal December deadline.
  • The law, signed by Pritzker in June, restricts sales of products above the federal potency threshold to state-licensed cannabis dispensaries.
  • Marz Community Brewing says it will have to lay off staff; Hopewell is offering 50% off its Choom line to wind down inventory.
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