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North Carolina lawmakers delay vote on hemp restrictions after demonstrations

North Carolina lawmakers postponed a vote on House Bill 328, which would restrict hemp products by limiting THC levels, following protests by industry stakeholders. The bill's opponents argue it would devastate livelihoods, while supporters cite public safety concerns over child-targeted products.

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