recent poll reveals a significant majority of Massachusetts residents firmly oppose the sale of hemp THC products outside licenced dispensaries. Amidst the burgeoning market for THC-infused beverages that circumvent state cannabis regulations and tax structures, this sentiment reflects a cautious stance towards the regulation of cannabis products. According to the MassINC Polling Group, which surveyed 1,001 state residents, 55 percent advocate for the exclusive sale of these products in licenced dispensaries. This perspective underscores a broader approval of marijuana legalisation within the state, yet indicates a desire for stringent regulatory oversight, particularly concerning the unregulated hemp-based THC market. The findings come at a time when Massachusetts continues to adapt to the evolving landscape of cannabis consumption and regulation, sparking a dialogue among policymakers about the future of cannabis legislation.

Source: CommonWealth Beacon