Ohio brewers fear the state’s new ‘intoxicating’ hemp ban will kill the buzz of the booming THC‑infused drink industry.

As part of reopening the federal government in November, Congress passed a bill banning most THC products across America.

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Jack Sherrie, CEO of Delta Beverages, said he's working with other industry leaders to save THC drinks after Congress passed new restrictions on hemp.

The federal ban, passed as part of the package to reopen the government, will effectively bans consumable hemp products in the U.S. starting next November.

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Jake Bullock, CEO of Cann, said the new hemp restrictions show that a bill regulating THC drinks and that the industry needs to wake up.

New federal hemp rules could shift what’s pouring into glasses — and disappearing from shelves. For beverage makers and fans alike, the next year may bring as much opportunity as upheaval.