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🚨 ALERT: Alabama’s Hemp Industry Is Under Attack 🚨


Alabama’s HB 445, signed into law on May 14, is a direct threat to the future of hemp—not just in Alabama, but across the country. The bill bans smokable hemp, limits edibles to 10mg total THC, imposes a 10% excise tax, and restricts online sales, all while ignoring federal protections under the 2018 Farm Bill.

Even more alarming: the Alabama Attorney General’s office announced plans to begin prosecutions as early as July 1, 2025—six months before the law’s enforcement date.

🛡️ The Alabama Wellness Collective is taking action. They’re leading a broad coalition—retailers, veterans’ advocates, farmers, patients, and national trade groups—to file a federal lawsuit challenging HB 445’s constitutionality.

We at Highly Concentr8ed are proud to stand behind their mission. We’ve donated to support this legal fight and are helping to spread the word because what’s happening in Alabama could happen anywhere.

⚖️ Why This Lawsuit Matters:

  • 🔹 Violates federal hemp protections under the 2018 Farm Bill
  • 🔹 Unconstitutionally restricts interstate commerce by banning online sales
  • 🔹 Uses misleading “total THC” calculations to outlaw compliant products
  • 🔹 Targets legal hemp businesses without scientific justification

This is a dangerous precedent that could gut the entire hemp industry under the false pretense of public safety—while disregarding compliance, testing, and federal legality.

📢 Here’s how you can help Alabama fight back:

  • 💰 Donate to the Alabama Wellness Collective’s Litigation Fund: https://givebutter.com/UgkWCj
  • 📝 Share Your Story: Are you a retailer, patient, or advocate impacted by HB 445? Your affidavit or data could help win the case. Reach out to the Alabama Wellness Collective to get involved.
  • 📣 Spread the Word: Post. Tag. Talk. Tell your customers and your community. This affects all of us.

We’re proud to support those standing up for hemp rights, public health, and common sense regulation. Let’s protect this industry—together.