Minnesota Files Lawsuit Against Several Companies for Illicit Edible Sales

The state of Minnesota said Monday that it is suing a trio of businesses for alleged violations of the state’s edible cannabinoid laws, saying that they are selling products that contain up to 50 times the permitted amount of THC. 

The lawsuit filed by the Minnesota Board of Pharmacy targets three companies, one of which, Northland Vapor—a company with retail locations in Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota—allegedly “sold edible cannabinoid products that contain THC far in excess of five milligrams per serving and far in excess of 50 milligrams per package.”

Under Minnesota state law, the Board of Pharmacy

The post Minnesota Files Lawsuit Against Several Companies for Illicit Edible Sales appeared first on GrowCola.com.

The state of Minnesota said Monday that it is suing a trio of businesses for alleged violations of the state’s… Continue reading
The post Minnesota Files Lawsuit Against Several Companies for Illicit Edible Sales appeared first on GrowCola.com.