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Business & Commerce Trade Practices (I0006)

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This page collects the 7 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Business & Commerce Trade Practices (I0006)”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Business & Commerce, Consumer Protection, and Business and Commerce.

Active Bills

State BillTEXASAug 20, 2025Texas Legislature regulates consumable hemp products, sets manufacturer licensing fees at $10,000, and restricts sales to adults 21 and olderTexas sets strict regulations on consumable hemp products, limiting allowable cannabinoids strictly to cannabidiol or cannabigerol, imposing a $10,000 processor license fee and a $20,000 annual retailState BillTEXASAug 20, 2025Texas Bill HB 270 requires license revocation for businesses found guilty of price gouging during a disasterState BillTEXASAug 13, 2025Texas HB 5 imposes strict new licensing fees, registration rules, product limits, and criminal penalties for consumable hempState BillTEXASAug 5, 2025Texas bill requires license revocation for businesses found guilty of disaster price gougingState BillTEXASJul 14, 2025Texas restricts online sale of abortion-inducing drugs without in-person medical examState BillTEXASMay 14, 2025Texas Temporarily Bans Sale of Cell-Cultured Protein and Sets New Labeling RulesState BillTEXASMay 7, 2025Texas creates grant program to help small concrete manufacturers cover environmental product declaration software costs

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Key Actors

  1. 01Texas Department of Licensing and Regulationorganization4 mentions
  2. 02Health and Human Services Commissionorganization3 mentions
  3. 03United States Drug Enforcement Administrationorganization2 mentions
  4. 04Simmonsperson2 mentions
  5. 05United States Department of Agricultureorganization2 mentions
  6. 06Department of Public Safetyorganization2 mentions
  7. 07Texas Department of Agricultureorganization2 mentions
  8. 08United States Food and Drug Administrationorganization2 mentions
  9. 09Water Codeorganization1 mentions
  10. 10Sparksperson1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsTexas Legislature regulates consumable hemp products, sets manufacturer licensing fees at $10,000, and restricts sales to adults 21 and older, Texas Bill HB 270 requires license revocation for businesses found guilty of price gouging during a disaster, Texas HB 5 imposes strict new licensing fees, registration rules, product limits, and criminal penalties for consumable hemp (+4 more)
  • Topic to peopleSimmons, Sparks
  • Topic to orgsTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation, Health and Human Services Commission, United States Drug Enforcement Administration (+5 more)
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  1. Aug 20, 2025State BillTexas Legislature regulates consumable hemp products, sets manufacturer licensing fees at $10,000, and restricts sales to adults 21 and older
  2. Aug 20, 2025State BillTexas Bill HB 270 requires license revocation for businesses found guilty of price gouging during a disaster
  3. Aug 13, 2025State BillTexas HB 5 imposes strict new licensing fees, registration rules, product limits, and criminal penalties for consumable hemp
  4. Aug 5, 2025State BillTexas bill requires license revocation for businesses found guilty of disaster price gouging
  5. Jul 14, 2025State BillTexas restricts online sale of abortion-inducing drugs without in-person medical exam
  6. May 14, 2025State BillTexas Temporarily Bans Sale of Cell-Cultured Protein and Sets New Labeling Rules
  7. May 7, 2025State BillTexas creates grant program to help small concrete manufacturers cover environmental product declaration software costs