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Target Expands Involvement In Hemp THC Drinks Market With 72 New Licenses In Minnesota
🌿 AlterMarijuana Moment·10h ago
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Target Expands Involvement In Hemp THC Drinks Market With 72 New Licenses In Minnesota

By Tom Angell
Major retailer Target is expanding its participation in the hemp-derived THC beverage market, even as a federal law is set to ban the products later this year. Last year, the company began a pilot program involving sales of cannabis drinks at 10 select stores in Minnesota. That apparently went well, and now the company has obtained licenses from Minnesota regulators to sell lower-potency hemp edible products—including THC drinks—at all 72 of its stores in the state. According to a review of Offi
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