Indiana Senate passes bill to ban hemp-based THC products for those under 21INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A bill to ban hemp-based THC products for people younger than 21 was advanced by the Indiana Senate with bipartisan support on Wednesday. The bill also closes what some people call the “Farm Bill loophole,” language taken from the 2018 federal Farm Bill that created a legal gray area for products containing Delta-8 THC and other synthetic forms of THC. In 2025, Congress updated its law to ban products with high amounts of THC, and the Indiana Senate bill would do the same at the state level. “Under the farm bill loophole, Delta-8 and THC products have become too easy for young Hoosiers to obtain,” Freeman said in a statement. However, the Indiana Senate bill would allow the General Assembly to decide whether to follow the federal government should they reclassify marijuana.