A group of attorneys general, led by those in legal adult use cannabis states like California, New York, and Virginia, are urging Congress to address the risks that unregulated “copycat edibles” pose to children.
The group is “gravely concerned about the dangers of copycat tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) edibles in our communities, particularly the risk they pose to our children,” according to the letter.
At the heart of the issue is that while states with legal cannabis go out of their way to reduce the degree to which edibles appeal to children, unlicensed operators don’t.  Read the article here.