A new hemp bill just passed in Alabama that could shake up the industry—and not in a good way.
According to CannaBusiness Law, the Alabama legislature has passed SB 66, which redefines what qualifies as hemp in the state. The bill essentially **bans intoxicating cannabinoids**, including Delta-8 and Delta-10, by redefining "hemp" to include **only non-intoxicating** products.
> “The revised definition explicitly excludes ‘synthetic’ cannabinoids and limits Delta-9 THC concentration to 0.3% on a dry weight basis — but also adds language banning hemp-derived products that can get you high,” the firm explained in [their article](https://cannabusiness.law/new-alabama-hemp-bill-headed-to-the-governor-for-signature/).
This move is seen as a major blow to many small businesses in Alabama that rely on compliant hemp-derived products like Delta-8 and infused prerolls.
If signed into law by the governor, **many hemp retailers in Alabama could be forced to pull products from shelves**—or shut down entirely.
**Why it matters**
Laws like this could set a precedent for other states. That’s why sourcing clean, federally compliant hemp flower is more important than ever.
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*Original source: CannaBusiness Law. Read their full article [here](https://cannabusiness.law/new-alabama-hemp-bill-headed-to-the-governor-for-signature/).*
