Legal loopholes in Wisconsin cannabis laws leave consumers vulnerable

Legal loopholes in Wisconsin cannabis laws leave consumers vulnerable

Reading Time: 7 minutes Click here to read highlights from the story A year ago more than 80 people were sickened by pizza from Famous Yeti’s Pizza in Stoughton. Officials determined the pizza was contaminated with THC-infused oil. Since then one of them has filed a lawsuit against the pizzeria. Wisconsin is one of six states that don’t regulate or have plans to regulate THC, the psychoactive chemical found in marijuana, which is why incidents…

Legal loopholes in cannabis laws leave consumers vulnerable

A year after the Famous Yeti’s THC pizza incident, the state doesn’t have laws regulating THC in food preparation.

Legal Loopholes in Wisconsin Cannabis Laws Leave Consumers Vulnerable - Milwaukee Courier Weekly Newspaper

This story was produced in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Investigative Journalism class taught in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication. On Oct. 23, 2024, Samuel Hoffland stopped by Famous Yeti’s Pizza in Stoughton on his lunch break. What happened next is detailed in a previously unreported lawsuit he filed in May in […] The post Legal Loopholes in Wisconsin Cannabis Laws Leave Consumers Vulnerable appeared fi…