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The regular session’s bill was “well-intentioned,” he explained, but has legal problems that would keep it in litigation for years, delaying measures that could regulate the industry.

It also would have banned vape shops, vapes and higher dose THC products. The bill also restricts the products only to those containing CBD, CBG and delta-9, derived from hemp grown only in Texas.