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California Bill 1326 Would Legalize Interstate Cannabis Commerce, But Isn’t That Against Federal Law?

House Bill 1326 seeks to approve interstate commercial transactions for cannabis products. This means that the introduced measure if passed, would affect the import and export of cannabis products between California and other states. Legal cannabis states with low supplies can liaise with the Californian state government to import cannabis to meet the demand of their residents. It doesn’t necessarily have to be a recreational state. The bill would permit states with medical programs to import cannabis raw materials and finished products from California.

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