| A California cannabis edibles manufacturer is being sued for allegedly concealing required Proposition 65 warnings about THC’s reproductive toxicity, according to Law360 (Law360). Since 2021, all cannabis products containing detectable THC levels must carry warnings that exposure “is known to the state of California to cause reproductive harm,” with no safe harbor threshold established. The lawsuit highlights ongoing enforcement risks for operators who may be improperly displaying warnings or failing to update labeling as regulations evolve. California’s Prop 65 has become a lucrative target for private enforcers, and cannabis companies across the supply chain remain vulnerable to litigation even for trace THC amounts in hemp-derived products. |
Source – THC Group Newsletter
