Colorado attorney general sues marijuana company for marketing its goods as hemp

Wed, Nov 27

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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is taking Foxhole Farms, a small marijuana company, to court over claims that their products were federally legal hemp instead of state-legal marijuana.
Foxhole Farms is accused of illegally marketing their goods as hemp products when they were actually marijuana products.
The company faces charges including deceptive trade practices, false advertising, and unfair competition.
The lawsuit seeks civil penalties, restitution for customers, and an injunction to prevent Foxhole Farms from engaging in similar practices in the future.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is taking a small marijuana company to court over claims allegedly made by the business that its goods were actually federally legal hemp instead of only state-legal marijuana.

Foxhole Farms – a marijuana grower, manufacturer and distributor based near Grand Junction, Colorado – has been illegally...

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