The Texas Hemp Business Council’s lawsuit challenging portions of the Texas Department of State Health Services’ new consumable hemp rules remains active—but the challenged rules are currently in effect and enforceable. The trial court originally scheduled a final trial for July 27, 2026. That trial did not move forward because the State’s interlocutory appeal is […]
On July 10, DSHS reinstated its 2021 definitions of “Tetrahydrocannabinols” and “Marihuana Extract” as controlled substances — definitions that had been blocked by a court injunction since November 2021 and are now back in effect following the Texas Supreme Court’s ruling. This new schedule concludes that delta-8 and all THC isomers that are NOT delta-9 THC, […]
Delta-8 Update: Rehearing Denied, But Delta-8 Products Remain Legal for Now The Texas Hemp Business Council has received questions from members regarding the status of delta-8 products following recent developments in the Sky Marketing (Hometown Hero) litigation. While the Texas Supreme Court’s decision was issued several weeks ago, we know some members may have missed […]
What Hemp Businesses and Consumers Need to Know On Tuesday, July 7, 2026, the Texas Senate Health and Human Services Committee will hold a public hearing to receive invited testimony on several interim charges assigned by the Texas Senate. Among the topics is one that could significantly shape the future of hemp-derived THC products in […]
We have an update on the upcoming court proceedings. The hearing is now scheduled for April 28–30, and the Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) remains in effect. The court date was extended to ensure sufficient time to fully present the case. The lead legal teams at Butler Snow and Snell Law determined that one day would […]
Plaintiffs Seek Immediate Court Order Blocking Enforcement AUSTIN, Texas, April 08, 2026 — The Texas Hemp Business Council (THBC) today announced that it, along with the Hemp Industry Farmers of America and Texas hemp manufacturers and retailers, has filed suit in Travis County District Court challenging new rules adopted by the Texas Department of State […]
The Texas Senate Health and Human Services Committee has been directed by LieutenantGovernor Dan Patrick to study the societal impacts of THC product consumption ahead of the2027 legislative session. The interim charge instructs the committee to examine the impact of THC on increased healthcare costs, mental health emergency detentions, and the risk of individuals being […]
The Texas Department of State Health Services has finalized new rules governing consumable hemp products in Texas. The rules amend Chapter 300 of the Texas Administrative Code and introduce several changes that will directly impact manufacturers, retailers, and distributors operating in the state. More than 1,400 public comments were submitted during the rulemaking process, many […]
“Dead Flowers” by the Rolling Stones embodies resentment for a toxic, one-sided relationship. One might interpret it as a portrait of someone who has been used and discarded. Flower (and for that matter any hemp product) will not be discarded by the Texas Hemp Business Council, which was formed to represent the entire hemp industry, […]
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