Advocating for the Entire Hemp Industry
About the Tennessee Growers Coalition
The Tennessee Growers Coalition (TGC) is a non-partisan Political Action Committee (PAC) supporting pro-hemp and pro-cannabis advocacy, awareness and legislation. The TGC works to establish permanent viability for hemp farming by mobilizing an active coalition of legislators, regulators, farmers, processors, manufacturers, retailers, industry leaders and trade associations. Through grassroots advocacy, fund-raising efforts and educational outreach, the TGC collaborates with lawmakers and voters to create a progressive legal and regulatory framework for all hemp industries and hemp-derived products.
2023 Legislative Priorities
Hemp Derived Cannabinoids/Products Regulations. This is the second year TGC has been promoting common sense hemp product regulations that promote consumer safety and economic opportunities for small businesses. TGC is working with legislators, state departments, other advocacy and lobby groups in creating regulation around Delta 8 and other hemp derived products that are federally legal.
Medical Cannabis. TGC is fighting for medical cannabis reform in the TN General Assembly. Unfortunately, Tennesseans face major hurdles and obstacles in legalization at the TN Legislature, but that will not stop us from advocating for Tennessee’s sickest population and economic opportunities for small businesses and growers.
Past Efforts and Achievements
Since 2018 we have been advocating for the industry. From successful laws passed to protect the industry to fighting overregulation, the TGC has been working for you. You can find out more about our years past and what we have done to shape the industry for the better.
Join us.
Join the Tennessee Growers Coalition to shape policy, stay informed, and advocate for a thriving hemp industry in our state. Be a part of the movement for positive change – become a member today.
“Working with TCG has been a pleasure and I can honestly say, we believe our company and concerns have always been acknowledged and our input has been encouraged and respected.”
— Cynthia Cabrera, CSO of Hometown Hero