The Green Cross Initiative: Our goal is for states with legal marijuana to adopt the Green Cross as their Universal Safety Symbol to go on all cannabis edibles.
🍪 Does your state require #CannabisInfused foods to be marked? Click the link to learn why this simple extra step is crucial for helping kids and adults avoid unwanted mix-ups.
https://t.co/gZULPhKT5L #CannabisSafety#Edibles#ParentsForCannabis
As edibles popularity grows, so does the need for easy ways to tell them apart from regular food! 🎂 #SpotThePot
https://t.co/KXDvjuIR6x #Edibles#Medibles#Cannanews
“We want to make sure consumers have the information they need to understand the differences in these products, how to consume them responsibly, and most importantly, that they should be kept away from children and pets.”
https://t.co/OesZRbCpWo #Legalization#Edibles
🍬🎃 Edibles should definitely be marked to avoid mix-ups, but the idea that they'll end up in trick-or-treater's bags is a little half baked... 🤦
https://t.co/ykJ5WVPdK8 @WTHRcom#Halloweed#HalloweenCandy#ReeferMadness
“You want to make sure people who aren’t intending to eat [edibles] don’t get into it.” -@DanaLarsen
👌 If all edibles are marked with Green Crosses, it'd be MUCH easier to prevent accidental consumption.
https://t.co/QUrAtWgZdp @journalpioneer#Edibles#Medibles#Legalization
Leaving edibles on a cooling rack can lead to mix-ups and surprise highs. 😵 When you mark your medicated munchies with a Green Cross, you can let everyone know what food #ContainsCannabis 💚🍪
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#SpotThePot… https://t.co/Y1Vf9UpaVN
"There were six cases of children who ate a marijuana edible in 2017 -- and 46 cases in 2018."
https://t.co/4wFuSVlbAh @MLive#Legalization#Edibles#Michigan
Labeling and packaging doesn't stop kids from eating edibles, but did you know kids as young as 3 can recognize symbols?🍬
It's high time to rethink strategies to stop accidental consumption! #MarkYourEdibles
https://t.co/n0cQoIAXUh @USATODAY@joshua_bote