THC-Infused Edibles Now Legal In Minnesota

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By Graham AbbottJul 4, 2022, 4:38 pm231 pts
Minnesota’s proposal to legalize up to five milligrams of THC in food and beverage products — which was signed into law last month — took effect on Friday, July 1, and some Republican lawmakers may have voted for the measure without realizing its full scope, NPR reports. The new hemp industry regulations…

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