Hemp-derived THC drinks, a $1.3 billion industry offering legal, low-dose psychoactive beverages, face a federal ban starting November due to a new rule limiting THC content to 0.4 milligrams—below most products’ dosages—sparking a lobbying push for regulation that mirrors alcohol laws.
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