Regulate It. Don't Ban It.
On December 11, a federal law takes effect that would pull nearly every legal hemp drink, gummy and tincture off the shelf. Congress can still replace it with real rules. Telling your representatives takes less than a minute.
Takes under a minute. Opens in a new tab.
A ban dressed up
as a definition.
The day the new federal definition of hemp takes effect, unless Congress acts first.
The most total THC a finished hemp product could contain, for the whole container, not per serving.
The dose in our strongest Stigma drink. Under the new cap, none of our THC drinks could be sold.
The plant isn't the problem.
The policy is.
Minnesota farmers
Growers who planted hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill lose the buyers who turn their crop into finished products.
Small makers
Family businesses like ours built brands, recipes and lab programs around the rules as they were written.
Local jobs
Brewers, bottlers, retailers, bartenders and drivers whose paychecks depend on hemp beverages.
Adults 21+
When tested, labeled products disappear, demand doesn't. It moves to products nobody checks.
Real rulesnot a ban.
We're not asking for a free-for-all. We're asking Congress to regulate hemp the way it regulates alcohol: clear rules that protect people and keep responsible businesses open.
- 21+ only
Age verification at every point of sale, online and in store.
- Lab tested
Independent testing for potency and contaminants, with results published for every batch.
- Clearly labeled
Dose per serving and per container, printed where anyone can read it.
- Licensed and taxed
So states can fund enforcement and pull bad actors off the shelf.
One minutethree steps.
- 01
Tap the button
It opens the Help Stop the Hemp Ban form in a new tab.
- 02
Add your details
Your name and address make sure the message reaches your own representatives.
- 03
Hit send
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Don't let December 11 decide for us.
Regulate it. Don't ban it. Send your message today.