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Max Borgardt on the closing of the federal hemp THC loophole

Eagle Park Brewing Company President Max Borgardt describes the age demographics of consumers of hemp-based THC beverages as a federal loophole allowing for their sale in Wisconsin is set to close.

By Elijah Pines | Here & Now

January 12, 2026

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Max Borgardt on the age demographics consumers of hemp-based THC beverages.

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