Hemp is one of the fastest-growing sectors in cannabis —
but right now, its future is anything but predictable.
Responsible hemp regulation provides clarity. It defines what’s allowed, how products are tested, and how businesses are held accountable. That clarity is what allows consumers to trust what they’re purchasing and businesses to plan for the future.
When regulation is rushed, unclear, or inconsistent, the results are also predictable:
• Supply-chain disruption
• Loss of small and family-owned businesses
• Increased risk from unregulated or mislabeled products
The Hemp Planting Predictability Act (H.R. 7024) addresses this challenge directly. Introduced by Rep. Angie Craig (D-MN) and Rep. Jim Baird (R-IN), this bipartisan bill would:
• Extend the current federal hemp framework through the 2026 planting season
• Prevent sudden supply-chain disruption
• Protect farmers from financial risk caused by unclear policy
• Give Congress time to develop science-based, long-term regulation
This isn’t about avoiding oversight — it’s about ensuring regulation is deliberate, informed, and effective.
Clear hemp regulation ensures:
• Mandatory lab testing
• Transparent labeling
• Defined cannabinoid thresholds
• Accountability across the supply chain
When rules are vague or contradictory, bad actors gain ground — and responsible brands are pushed out. Thoughtful regulation raises standards across the industry and protects public health.
Ask them to support the Hemp Planting Predictability Act (H.R. 7024).
Your voice helps protect:
• Farmers and agricultural communities
• Small and family-owned businesses
• Consumer safety and product transparency
• Minnesota’s responsible hemp model
Why regulating hemp matters for farmers, small businesses, and consumers. Learn how thoughtful, science-based hemp regulation protects communities and supports responsible brands like Stigma.
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