NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A judge in Davidson County has temporarily halted the Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s rule banning the sale of most THCA products in the state.
The rule, originally set to take effect Dec. 26, makes it illegal to sell any THCA products potentially convertible to 0.3% or more THC. Sellers with specific licensing face a higher limit of 5% THC.
A temporary injunction has been granted until Feb. 18, after the state’s hemp political action committee — the Tennessee Growers Coalition — sued against the TDA’s rule…