<H2>Louisiana Implements New Cannabis Regulations for 2025</H2>
<p>As the calendar turns to 2025, Louisiana ushers in a wave of changes in the cannabis landscape. Effective January 1, the permissible amounts of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) in products are capped at 5 mg, a reduction from the previous 8 mg limit. This policy pivot aims to stabilize the market while ensuring consumer safety.</p>
<p>Additionally, Louisiana has raised the legal purchase age for cannabis to 21, aligning with national trends to restrict youth access. Gas stations are also affected, as they are prohibited from selling THC and CBD products, channeling sales through more regulated dispensary environments. Canna Daily News reports on this significant shift in Louisiana’s regulatory framework to keep you informed.</p>
<H2>California Seeks to Solidify Emergency Hemp Regulations</H2>
<p>In California, the Department of Public Health is moving to transition emergency hemp regulations into permanent mandates. Introduced to safeguard public health, these regulations extend their focus to protect younger demographics from the potential risks associated with hemp-derived products.</p>
<p>As announced on June 13, 2025, the public has the opportunity to voice their opinions through a 45-day comment period, followed by a scheduled public hearing on July 28. The proposed permanency of these rules signifies California’s commitment to maintaining a robust regulatory system. Stay tuned to Canna Daily News for the latest updates on hemp policy changes.</p>
<H2>Pennsylvania House Approves Cannabis Legalization</H2>
<p>The Pennsylvania House of Representatives marked a historic moment in May 2025 by passing a bill to legalize cannabis for adults aged 21 and over. The narrow vote of 102-101 highlights the political divide, with Republican opposition contrasting Democratic support.</p>
<p>Despite its advance through the House, the bill faced hurdles in the Senate, ultimately not passing. However, this move sets a precedent in Pennsylvania's ongoing journey toward cannabis legalization. Canna Daily News remains your go-to resource for all cannabis legislative developments in the Keystone State.</p>
<H2>Virginia Governor Vetoes Medical Cannabis Legislation</H2>
<p>Virginia's cannabis reform faces a setback as Governor Glenn Youngkin vetoes HB 1989, a bill designed to enhance medical cannabis labeling and delivery protocols. With the bill now off the table, state regulations revert to those set by the Virginia Cannabis Control Authority.</p>
<p>This decision impacts medical cannabis accessibility, confining deliveries strictly to patients’ residences. Canna Daily News continues to track the evolving narrative of cannabis policy in Virginia.</p>
<H2>Missouri Lawmakers Endorse Stricter Hemp Product Sale Regulations</H2>
<p>Missouri is tightening its grip on hemp product sales with newly passed legislative measures in early 2025. The state’s approach reflects a commitment to regulate intoxicating products more stringently, allowing sales of hemp-derived THC only within licensed dispensaries.</p>
<p>The bills also propose a three-tier distribution system, marking a significant shift in the state's retail landscape. Canna Daily News provides comprehensive coverage on how these regulatory changes may influence the hemp market in Missouri.</p>
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