House Bill 328
Coverage of House Bill 328 in the Nexus archive.
- Delayed by budget talks, NC legislature still has plenty to do
The North Carolina legislature has unfinished business after delayed budget discussions, with key issues including election law changes, hemp regulations, and constitutional amendments. They will return on July 27 to address bills like House Bill 958 on election reforms and House Bill 328 on hemp restrictions, which face differing views between the House and Senate.
- NC Senate approves bill that could send state's billion-dollar hemp industry up in smoke
The North Carolina Senate approved House Bill 328, which would ban the sale of intoxicating hemp products to individuals under 21 if enacted, potentially impacting the state's billion-dollar hemp industry.
- ‘Doing nothing was not an option’: NC Senate votes to crack down on hemp
North Carolina Senate approved House Bill 328 to ban most cannabis products with over 0.4 milligrams of THC, prohibiting sales to those under 21 and banning xylazine and synthetic kratom. The bipartisan 43-6 vote follows concerns over rising emergency room visits linked to cannabis use among minors and unsafe hemp derivatives.