MSNBC is set to air a six-part documentary series titled "Pot Barons of Colorado," which will follow the owners of two of the state's most popular legal dispensaries as well as the CEO of Dixie Elixirs, a marijuana soda company. Another Cable News Channel Invests In Pot Docs...
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Joe Hodas, of marijuana edibles company Dixie Elixirs, said the warnings were "overblown and ridiculous." Parents should scrutinize their kids' Halloween candy but most people who use edibles are diligent about keeping them away from children, he said."We're relieved but not surprised as to the results of Halloween," Hodas said. ""There's a tremendous amount of misinformation directed at trying to scare people about the products." Halloween Fears Over Pot Laced Candy Don't Stick In Denver...
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Dixie is featured in MSNBC’s, six-part documentary series, Pot Barons of Colorado, which is an in-depth exploration of the marijuana business in Colorado. The documentary explores how each pot baron broke into the industry, the risks they are taking, the dreams they’re pursuing, and the setbacks they must overcome. Link: http://www.msnbc.com/pot-barons...
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Lindsay Topping, the marketing director of Dixie Elixirs and Edibles, a Denver-based maker of marijuana-infused drinks and candies, said the company was already preparing a new line of child-resistant packages. But ultimately, she said, the safety of an edible depended largely on the customer. “I can’t control how a parent stores this,” she said. “It’s out of my hands once it gets into that home.” New Scrutiny On Sweets With a Scent of Marijuana In Colorado...
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