Fake THC-Infused Gummies From the U.S. Found in Europe
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Fake THC-infused gummies from the U.S. found in Europe
Counterfeit packs of gummies containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) from the United States have been found in Europe.The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) reported the distribution of gummies containing THC, the main psychoactive substance in cannabis, sold in counterfeit packs of an unnamed but well-known European brand.
French customs have intercepted thousands of packages of THC candies intended for the Dutch market. THC is the main active ingredient in marijuana. According to the European anti-fraud agency OLAF, the candies and the packaging closely resembled products from a well-known European brand. This constituted a violation of trademark rights, but OLAF also warns that children could easily mistake the THC candies for regular candy. And that can be dan…
Confident packaging, intoxicating content: authorities encounter fake fruit gums with a cannabis agent in France.
THC candy disguised as confectionery: 3,560 packages seized in Europe The anti-fraud office of the European Union seized 3,560 packages of THC candy disguised as a known confectionery, on report from the French customs. The original version of this content comes from Le Cannabiste and was written by Leo.
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