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Louisiana s THC-Hemp industry survives, but with new restrictions

The Louisiana Legislature has approved new regulations on hemp-THC products, restricting their sale in gas stations and new restaurants.

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Pulling weeds: Legislators make big changes to Louisiana s cannabis industries

Pulling weeds: Legislators make big changes to Louisiana s cannabis industries
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Louisiana s THC-Hemp industry survives, but with new restrictions

The Louisiana Legislature has approved new regulations on hemp-THC products, restricting their sale in gas stations and new restaurants.

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Edible hemp industry spared in Louisiana, though lawmakers add restrictions

Edible hemp industry spared in Louisiana, though lawmakers add restrictions
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Legislative leaders want to spend $700 million on projects | State Politics

Legislative leaders are planning to divert $700 million from a state savings account and spend that money instead on brick-and-mortar projects.

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