Nearly 100 Organizations Urge Senate to Preserve Hemp Ban Delay; New Fact Sheet Rebuts CBD Access Claims

🚨 The Senate could vote at any moment. There has never been a more important time to speak up.

Senator Ted Budd has offered an amendment that would remove the hemp extension from the Continuing Resolution and put the industry back on track for a sweeping federal hemp ban on November 12.

Supporters of the amendment argue that consumers would still have access to non-intoxicating CBD products. Our new CBD Fact Sheet shows why that simply isn’t true. It explains how the proposed 0.4 mg THC per container standard would eliminate many of today’s most widely used hemp-derived CBD products and summarizes the research, economic data, and policy implications.

Yesterday, the U.S. Hemp Roundtable proudly joined 102 other organizations representing retailers, convenience stores, restaurants, beverage companies, veterans, patient advocates, agricultural stakeholders, and hemp businesses in sending a letter to Senate leadership urging lawmakers to preserve the hemp extension while Congress completes work on a responsible long-term solution.

Now we need your voice.

📧 Email your Senators in less than one minute: URGENT Action Needed – Tell Your Senators to Protect the Hemp Extension in the CR | U.S. Hemp Roundtable

☎️ Then call the U.S. Capitol Switchboard: (202) 224-3121 and ask to be connected to your Senators’ offices.

📄 Read and share the CBD Fact Sheet: https://hempsupporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/CBD-One-Pager.pdf

📄 Read and share the coalition letter signed by over 100 organizations: Letter-to-Senate-Leadership-August-6-2026.pdf

Every email matters. Every phone call matters. Please act now.