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IHF Online LLC (Industrial Hemp Farms)

Named in a California Attorney General lawsuit over inhalable hemp products and Prop 65 warnings

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According to California Attorney General, Sep 8, 2023 · Read the source

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Summary

IHF Online LLC, trading as Industrial Hemp Farms, is one of the nine companies the California Attorney General sued in September 2023 for selling hemp products online. The complaint says the products contained Delta-9 THC and/or beta-myrcene and were sold in inhalable form without the warnings Proposition 65 requires. The complaint, filed in Alameda County Superior Court on September 8, 2023, alleges the online sellers violated AB 45 by selling inhalable hemp products, Proposition 65 by omitting warnings for commercial hemp products, and California's unfair competition law. The AG asked the court to block further sales and to impose damages and penalties.

What the source found

  • Named as 'IHF Online LLC (Industrial Hemp Farms)' in the AG release.
  • Complaint filed in Alameda County Superior Court.
  • Outcome not stated in the source.

Products named

  • inhalable industrial hemp products

Timeline

  1. California Attorney General files complaint in Alameda County Superior Court

Sources

  1. Regulator

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Status notes

Complaint allegations only as stated in the AG release; the outcome is not stated in the source. [dataset] California AG press release, retrieved 2026-09-30.

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