THC-infused drinks are marketed as an alternative to alcohol, but a bill pending in the Georgia General Assembly would ban the beverages across the state.

On March 20, Edibles.com launched for customers in Texas, but there are plans to expand rapidly in the Southeast, including ...

While impending federal and state legislation may close this loophole, Texas, Florida and Minnesota’s hemp-derived ...

Edible Brands, the company behind Edible Arrangements, is making a bold move into the cannabis space. Its new marketplace, ...

Georgia ‘s cannabis laws have continued to evolve since the state first legalized medical marijuana in 2015. However, it wasn ...

Without federal guidance on the sale and consumption of hemp-derived THC-infused beverages, states are scrambling to ...

The Atlanta-based maker of chocolate-covered fruit bouquets has launched Edibles.com, part of its push to tap into a fast growing market of THC and other cannabinoids.

The Georgia Senate passed three bills impacting medical and recreational cannabis regulation in the state. Here is what we ...

is now selling THC-infused products like drinks, chews and enhancers from various ... including Florida and Georgia, the company said in a news release. Select products will be sold and shipped ...

Marijuana legislation has taken center stage in the Georgia Senate this session, with lawmakers passing three key bills ahead ...