Hemp Intoxicants
Delta-8, D9, HHC, and other intoxicants lab-derived from hemp
Intoxicating products that are made from hemp, often going by names like delta-8, D9, HHC, and many others, have emerged on store shelves and online. Too often, there are no age restrictions or regulatory oversight for producers.
In 2023, several companies that produce unregulated hemp intoxicants began suing states that sought to regulate them, claiming that states do not have authority to regulate intoxicants that are synthesized from hemp. ATACH has taken a strong position in favor of states ability to regulate, guided by the foundational principle of legalization which is that states have the right to establish state-level regulatory frameworks for cannabis and hemp which must be protected as a matter of law, irrespective of how a state ultimately decides to exercise this power. ATACH has filed a brief in one of the key cases, Bio Gen LLC, et al v. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, et al, protecting the power of a state to regulate cannabis and hemp. Read our amicus brief here.
Resource Center
- What are hemp intoxicants?
- Why Does ATACH Believe Hemp-Synthesized Intoxicants Need to Be Regulated?
- Are intoxicants derived from hemp such as delta-8 THC considered federally legal?
- Can military personnel who consume delta-8 THC or other hemp synthesized intoxicants be at risk in the military?
- Are there places in the US where hemp intoxicants use is higher?
- Why are unregulated hemp intoxicants a problem?
- How are hemp intoxicants made?
- State law enforcement actions and formal statements by agencies
- Hemp challenges to state laws
- Terminology used by the hemp industry
- ATACH white paper
- What is ATACH doing about unregulated hemp products?
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