2024 Holiday Win for TN Hemp: Temporary Relief on THC Rules

Tennessee Hemp Updates

The Tennessee hemp industry has received an encouraging update just in time for the holidays. The Tennessee Grower’s Coalition announced that a temporary injunction has been granted on the “Total THC Rule” and the “THCA Hemp Flower Rule.” This decision provides a much-needed reprieve for growers, businesses, and consumers across the state.

The temporary injunction, in effect until February 18, 2024, allows the continued sale of THCA-rich hemp flower, concentrates, and vape products without the restrictions previously imposed by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. On that date, the Coalition will return to court to advocate for a permanent injunction to solidify these protections.

The state legislature will also begin its new session around the same time. The Coalition has developed a strategy to oppose proposed legislation, including a bill from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation that could impact the industry further.

While this temporary injunction is not a complete solution, it provides critical relief and an opportunity to strengthen the industry’s footing as long-term solutions are pursued.

What Does This Mean for Snapdragon Products?

For our Snapdragon guests, this injunction means that all of our THCA products, including flower, concentrates, and vapes, will remain available in-store and online through February 18th, 2024.

We’re committed to keeping everyone informed as things progress. As the next court date approaches, we’ll share updates through email, social media, and our blog to ensure you stay up to date on any Tennessee Hemp Updates.

This holiday season, the Tennessee hemp community can celebrate a step forward in the fight for fair and sustainable regulations. We here at Snapdragon will continue to work toward a stronger future for hemp in our state by advocating for safe and accessible cannabis consumption. Stay updated with all the latest in Tennessee Hemp Updates by following our email newsletter and the TN Grower’s Coalition’s Instagram and Facebook accounts.