Crain’s Detroit Business recently quoted Benjamin Sobczak in the article, “Michigan marijuana companies may gain as Congress moves toward intoxicating hemp ban.”
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Crain’s Detroit Business recently quoted Benjamin Sobczak in the article, “Michigan marijuana companies may gain as Congress moves toward intoxicating hemp ban,” discussing a ban that could have significant ripple effects on Michigan's marijuana market. “A ban at the federal level would limit the ability of producers to make and ship such products in any U.S. jurisdiction, and would discredit any further representations that such products are ‘federally legal,’ which is a major selling point for relevant consumers.” To read more, click here.
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