THCA is on the advance and the Hanfarzt knows why.
One of the leading names in Hanf shows how their products are stacking on the competition.
The hemarfish has been at the top of the hemp industry for over a decade, and the only thing that has remained the same in this quickly developing field is the commitment of the hemparus for the wellness-reinforced power of hemp-cannabinoids.
The rise of THCA is only the latest in a long series of game changers to which the team of the Hanf Doctor has adapted.
The new installation of the hemarfarzes of psychoactive hemp-based base-thca flower, vapes, food, drinks and concentrate is followed by the already impressive shop front of the brand, which contains all types of hemp canabinoid products.
They have something for everyone, pets, and their new THCA selection offers their customers the opportunity to experience the psychoactive cannabinoid for themselves with the brand quality of the Hanfarund. All of your products are tested rigorously before you make it to your customers, a fact that has also provided you with a reputation of Sterling with consumers and experts in the industry.
The rise of THCA of the species that you can find on the stores of the Hanfarztes puts some boiling questions in the state of the industry and lets the average consumer confused and unsafe. What exactly is the difference between hemp and cannabis? What is legal where? How did this confusing situation happen?
Don't sweat it, readers – the doctor is there. We have a collapse of the current state of the industry from the expert POV of the CEO des Hanfarztes, Robert Shade, and cover THCA, hemp, cannabis and the differences (or the lack of it) between the two. Read for a FAQ that you can equip with everything you need to know about the quickly changing industries, or click below to shop the THCA of the Hanfarzts and research a little.
A story of two industries
Before we dive deep into the state of the hemp and cannabis industry, we make sure that we are on the same side about terms. The hemp industry offers legally derived products nationwide, which can be sold directly to consumers and can be shipped to many states. Alternatively, the cannabis industry is active in a patchwork of state legalization programs and remains illegal nationwide.
Scientifically, there's very little difference between the plant we call hemp and the plant Called Cannabis, Marijuana, or a slang term like weed, pot, etc. at leeafly, we preferm the term cannabis of the complicated history of the word marijuana, so Even Though, on a Scientific and Chemical Level, Hemp is cannabis, We Will refer to the “Hemp” and “cannabis” industries as separate entities.
If this situation seems a bit contradictory to them, they are not alone. This situation has led to conflicts and confusion for years, and the Hanf Doctor team, including CEO Robert Shade, was an eyewitness to the development that brought us here. It is difficult for them to find a better industrial veteran that brings up the situation, and the Hanf Doctor team was good enough to share the perspective of Shade with us. Take a look!
The following is an extract from Robert Shades expert POV
What is the difference between the hemp and the cannabis industry?
The difference is not scientific, but legal and economical. The 2018 farm bill, also known as Agriculture Improvement Act, defined hemp as cannabis, which is less than 0.3% delta-9 THC due to dry weight. The farm bill legalized the cultivation and production of hemp nationwide and kept all cannabis that are illegal over this 0.3%.
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This difference in the legal status has led to an enormous gap between the two halves of the industry. Cannabis providers are heavily taxed and are subject to strict regulatory guidelines. In the meantime, the hemp industry blooms in a gray market where you can sell psychoactive cannabinoids outside the dispensary system.
This has led to a real rivalry between the two camps, with real economic operations. The heart of disagreement focuses on whether psychoactive hemp-derived cannabinoids such as Delta-8 THC, Delta-9 THC or THCA should be able to be sold in the same market as state-licensed cannabis products.
How has the hemp-derived THC increased?
Before the 2018 farm bill, many companies in the hemp industry, such as the Hanfarzt, focused mainly on offering non-psychoactive CBD. After the invoice was passed, the hemp industry discovered some psychoactive cannabinoids that could be sold directly to consumers who qualified under the definition of Hanf. This discovery enabled them to avoid many bans that brands have to comply with in the cannabis industry.
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These discoveries enabled the creation and popularization of products with Delta-8, THCA and other psychoactive cannabinoids, which imitate the effects of cannabinoids found in traditional cannabis products. These innovations in turn led to an explosion of brands in the hemp industry, which used almost 28 billion US dollars in 2022, while the cannabis industry only $ 26 billion in the same period.
How did the cannabis industry react?
In April 2024, the American cannabis Council (USCC), a lobby group that represents the cannabis industry, called for the legislators, legislators to shift the regulations that enable the hemp industry. The core of your argument is available in four parts:
- The hemp industry has a negative economic influence on the cannabis industry due to an unfairly light tax burden.
- Some brands in the hemp industry use the legal environment to avoid the official requirements for licensing, packaging, labeling and testing.
- Many brands in the hemp industries produce synthetically psychoactive cannabinoids by transforming chemically hemply-derived CBD isolate instead of harvesting the cannabinoids from large amounts of hemp flow.
- Consumers do not understand the difference between the two sides of the industry and possibly buy hemp, believe that it is cannabis.
What is the defense of the hemp industry?
The hemp industry responds to these claims of the USCC and according to the proxy, the cannabis industry in general by accusing that these kind of answers to nothing other than the wish of the cannabis industry indicate the competition. It remains the fact that the 2018 farm bill has legalized a nationwide legal hemp cultivation, and the providers believe in their legal right to produce and sell hemp and its derivatives.
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Hemp products are also in great demand from consumers, especially in countries in which cannabis is still illegal. The hemp industry claims that it offers a legal, accessible alternative to Schwarzmarkt cannabis producers.
They argue that the hemp industries only need a better regulatory framework instead of a complete ban on hemp cannabinoids such as what the cannabis industry suggests to ensure obligatory laboratory tests and proper labeling. This argument is encountered by brands such as the Hanfarzt, which already offer their consumers commendable transparency and reliability.
Where do the hemp and cannabis industries go from here?
The hemp industries and its cousins on the legal cannabis side of the gap have been with loggerheads for years without the conflict ending in sight. Questions about innovation, sales and regulation bring all different perspectives of the two halves of the industry in sharp relief, while long -term problems exist.
This exception to uncertainty in relation to the future of both industries has a cooling effect on companies and investments and slowed down a more dynamic environment. The hemp industries are concerned about the security of its product in the lax regulatory atmosphere. Large corporate interests can use their size in order to sit down for cheap regulations for cheap regulations, which means that smaller, independent companies are removed from the conversation.
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Finally and unfortunately, the illegal market remains in this complicated environment and even thrives. A study carried out by the BMC Public Health has shown that customers are motivated by the price about all other concerns when buying cannabis. Severe tax burdens and Byzantine regulations often increase the costs of legitimate hemp and cannabis, which leads consumers into the black market and keep the illegal sector alive.
Uniform federal legalization could help fix this situation, which leads to an increase in parity between the two industries. Tests, labeling and potency standards could be standardized, which leads to a more coherent marketplace that enables both markets. This could also reduce the costs, remove a bite from the illegal market and lead to a better, safer and same market for everyone.
The future of hemp and cannabis remains uncertain. Innovation, regulation and demand from consumers will decide whether the two sides of the industry will be able to close their gap or whether the escalation of the voltages of the free market will lead to further conflicts. At the moment, only one thing is safe. The legalization of cannabis did not end the war on the work – it has just created new battles.
Regardless of the form of the hemp and cannabis industry in the future, Robert Shade and the rest of the Hanf Doctor team will be there and bring their expert knowledge and their famous commitment to their consumers.
Your strict quality control makes you a practically non-controlled choice to experiment with hemp THCA, Delta-9 THC, CBD or another cannabinoid derived from hemp, about which you may be curious. There is something for everyone among the extensive products of the Hanfarund. So if you are a complete newcomer, a real hemp head or a cannabis loyalist who is interested in seeing what hemp has to offer, they owe it to themselves.
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