Recently, some unlicensed grocery stores and small supermarkets in New York City were found to be selling cannabis-infused beverages containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) alongside regular soft drinks and juices on the same shelves. Because the packaging of some products is very similar to that of ordinary beverages, this poses a safety hazard, potentially leading to consumers accidentally purchasing or consuming these products.
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Recently, some unlicensed grocery stores and small supermarkets in New York City were found to be selling cannabis-infused beverages containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) alongside regular soft drinks and juices on the same shelves. Because the packaging of some products is very similar to that of ordinary beverages, this poses a safety hazard, potentially leading to consumers accidentally purchasing or consuming these products.