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Cocoa future prices continue to wane – despite grindings up in North America and Southeast Asia

Cocoa prices continue to struggle, despite an increase in grindings reported in North America and Southeast Asia and is still ‘the worst performing commodity of the year,’ according to some analysts.

Wrigley sues over cannabis-infused Skittles as THC edibles mimic candy

Wrigley sues over cannabis-infused Skittles as THC edibles mimic candy
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Wrigley sues over cannabis-infused Skittles, as candy-makers try to protect their brands — and also, they argue, your kids

Big Candy, vilified in the wellness era as a primary source of refined sugar, has become an unlikely sheriff in the Wild West of recreational marijuana as candy-makers face products like Stoney Patch Kids, Buttafingazzz and Caribo Happy Cola.

Marijuana companies THC edibles mimicking candy favorites aimed at kids, confectionery lawsuits allege

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Candy Makers Sue THC Lookalikes - The New York Times

Big Candy Is Angry As more states legalize recreational cannabis, Wrigley and others are suing over look-alike THC treats. They’re protecting their brands and also, they argue, your kids. Credit.Phil Marden May 22, 2021Updated 6:24 a.m. ET At first glance, the Skittles package appears to be just like the one sold in the candy aisle of a supermarket: It has block letters filled in with white, a flowing rainbow and a red candy that replaces the dot above the letter “i.” A closer look reveals some small differences: a background pattern of small, stylized marijuana leaves; a warning label; and numbers that reveal the amount of THC, the intoxicating substance in cannabis, in each piece of candy.

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