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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Quality Assurance editor explores food safety challenges of Colorado’s budding marijuana-edibles industry segment. As some states begin legalizing the manufacture, sale, and consumption of marijuana, THC-infused food and drink manufacturers face significant growing pains and a whole new set of food safety concerns. Marijuana Edibles Industry Challenges...
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With a new facility and an innovative line of low-dose products, edibles manufacturer Dixie Elixirs and Edibles is among the biggest names in the business. Westword chats with marketing director Lindsay Jacobsen to find out where the company is headed next. Westword Link...
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Joe Hodas CMO of Dixie Elixirs talks about Colorado’s new edibles rules. The state has officially set the serving size of active THC in each edible marijuana item at 10 milligrams, and has also set the maximum serving size of an individual edible marijuana product at 100 milligrams of THC. Fox 31 Denver Link ...
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