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Press kit: the federal hemp change and state hemp law data

Open data on the federal hemp change and every state's hemp law, free to reuse with credit.

What this site is

CannaWorldMarket compares CBD, hemp, functional mushroom and botanical products from partner brands by price, cost per mg and the lab reports each brand publishes, and it summarizes the federal and state laws that reach those products, each fact cited to its source. It is not a retailer: every purchase happens on a brand’s own site, and the site may earn a commission.

The December 11 change

Section 781 of Public Law 119-37 rewrites the federal definition of hemp. From December 11, 2026 it counts total THC including THCA, limits a final hemp-derived cannabinoid product to 0.4 mg per container of total THC combined with any similar-effect cannabinoids the Secretary of Health and Human Services names, and excludes cannabinoids synthesized outside the plant. Public Law 119-103 delayed every part but the exclusion of cannabinoids the plant cannot produce naturally, which applied from November 12, 2026.

The plain-language guide, with a countdown, every provision and its date, the state table and the questions it answers: What's changing on December 11.

Datasets

  • CannaWorldMarket federal hemp change dataset (Section 781). Every provision of the federal hemp redefinition with its effective date, status, what it says in plain words, what it applies to, its primary source and the day the source was last read. Download the CSV.
  • CannaWorldMarket state hemp and botanical law comparison. The status of CBD, THCA, Delta-8, Kratom, Kava, Amanita, Mushroom spores under the law of 51 US jurisdictions, each with the type of source it rests on, our note, the day its sources were read and its guide; sources read through November 12, 2026. Download the CSV. Map images, one per product type: CBD, THCA, Delta-8, Kratom, Kava, Amanita, Mushroom spores.

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How to credit

Both datasets are CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Free to copy, share and adapt, including commercially, if you credit "Data: CannaWorldMarket.com" with a link to the source page, link the license and say if you changed the data. Each row carries a reference code, so a copy can be traced to the edition it came from.

How the pages are written

Primary sources only, each fact labeled with its source type and the day it was read, unknowns said plainly: how we research. The hemp law tracker lists every change recorded on the laws pages and the dates still to come.

Contact

Questions, corrections and interview requests: hello@cannaworldmarket.com. The CannaWorldMarket editorial team answers from the sources the pages cite.

Use this data

The provisions above are an open dataset under CC BY 4.0. Copy it, chart it or quote it, including commercially, as long as you credit “Data: CannaWorldMarket.com” with a link to this page, link the license and say if you changed anything. Each row carries a reference code naming the day its source was last read.

  • Download the federal hemp change CSV (every provision, its date, status, source and reference code)
  • The state comparison (every state’s CBD, THCA, delta-8, kratom, kava, amanita and spore status) is on the laws hub as a CSV, map images and an embeddable table.
  • Everything in one place, with the embed code: the press kit.

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