A lawsuit has been filed to block the Texas health agency's ban on delta-8 THC. Hemp groups are behind the lawsuit, citing harm as a result of the ban. The groups are concerned that the newly implemented THC rules will affect popular Delta-8 products.
They warn that these products could be forced off shelves due to the changes. Further details on the lawsuit and its implications are available from WOAI News 4, the local NBC affiliate.
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