APA judge’s recent decision allows stores to continue selling hemp products with THC
APA judge’s recent decision allows stores to continue selling hemp products with THC
(NJ Spotlight News)Law prohibits unlicensed NJ merchants from selling hemp-infused products
Michael GillespieSen. Teresa Ruiz says the primary motive is to protect health and safety of children
NJ Spotlight NewsOpponents argue proposed rules go too far, ending sales at gas stations, convenience stores

The State Department of Agriculture says 81 acres of hemp crops have been planted so far this year and another 2 acres in greenhouses.

The state's annual agriculture convention in Atlantic City focused on how to grow the hemp industry in the Garden State.

Federal government has approved NJ’s plan for growing of marijuana’s nonintoxicating cousin

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.