Mississippi House Bill 894, a proposal to remove the THC potency limit on medical marijuana concentrates in addition to other changes, was given approval today by the House Business and Commerce Committee. The measure, filed by Representative Lee Yancey (R), would eliminate the existing statutory cap that limits medical marijuana concentrates to no more than 60% THC in Mississippi’s program. If enacted, HB 894 would allow concentrates to be regulated without a fixed THC limit while keeping the rest of Mississippi’s medical marijuana framework intact. The bill’s advancement signals growing legislative willingness to revisit aspects of Mississippi’s medical marijuana program as regulators and lawmakers gain more experience with how the system functions in practice. HB 894 is one of several bills filed this session aimed at refining Mississippi’s medical marijuana laws.