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Ministers say yes to legalising hemp foods
For the first time, Australian shops will be allowed to sell hemp foods legally.
Esther Han is the consumer affairs editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Sun-Herald. She was previously the food and wine news writer for Fairfax Media.
For the first time, Australian shops will be allowed to sell hemp foods legally.
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