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The Missouri Attorney General’s Office teamed up with Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Control in the state to Launch a new taskforce As a spin-off of the new crackdown, “the spread” of psychoactive cannabis products that are not regulated. Hemp products that are intoxicating The state is located in the middle of the country.

During a recent press conference, Attorney-General Andrew Bailey stated that agents would be targeting THC-infused products that are knockoffs popular mainstream candy brands that appeal to children. Fox 2 Now reported.

“Missourians should know what’s in the products that they or their children consume.” Bailey said that we will build on our current investigation into these harmful and illicit products by forming a unit in my Consumer Protection Division which will be dedicated to investigating referrals made by the ATC. “We will enforce the laws to protect our children at every step.”

The move is followed by an Mike Parson’s attempt to oust Gov. Mike Parson Last month, the Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft rejected some emergency rules associated with the executive order. This threw the plan into disarray. The ban is now back in place, but it has also Sparked litigation Hemp companies are attempting to block the crackdown by distributing hemp.

The new task force is here to help. Fox 2 Now reported that the ATC will investigate licensed retailers in the state who are found to be selling cannabis and hemp products. They will also refer any possible violators of the law to the Attorney General’s Office.

Bailey’s office is creating a new prosecutorial division to examine the referrals made by ATC, and then take action.

Fox 2 Now reported that the state Department of Health would also ban hemp or cannabis products that are “unregulated” and don’t come “from an approved source”.

John Schroyer

John Schroyer is a journalist who has been working since 2006. He initially focused on politics and covered the 2012 Colorado campaign for marijuana legalization. He began writing about the cannabis industry in 2014 after attending the first legal cannabis sales that took place on New Year’s Day of that year, in Denver. John has covered the subsequent marijuana market launches that took place in California and Illinois. He has written about all aspects of the marijuana trade and was part the team who built the cannabis industry’s first ever trade show, MJBizCon. He joined Green Market Report as of 2022.