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Oregon OKs Medical Marijuana-Infused Sweets

The Oregon Health Authority on Monday issued revised rules for marijuana-infused products, allowing the sale of baked goods and other sweets but banning marijuana-laced sweets "attractive to minors."

The Oregon Health Authority on Monday issued revised rules for marijuana-infused products, allowing the sale of baked goods and other sweets but banning marijuana-laced sweets "attractive to minors."

 

The Medical Marijuana Dispensary Program recently issued draft rules that barred marijuana retailers from selling marijuana-infused products "manufactured in a form that resembles cake-like products, cookies, candy, or gum, or that otherwise may be attractive to minors because of its shape, color, or taste."

Caroline Cournoyer is GOVERNING's senior web editor.
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