"Unregulated High: THC-Infused Drinks Flood Unlicensed NYC Grocery Stores" In a growing concern for public safety, unlicensed grocery stores and delis across New York City are popping up with THC-infused drinks, sparking warnings from officials that unsuspecting shoppers, particularly children, may be at risk of consuming potent cannabis products. These unregulated beverages, often marketed as "CBD drinks" or "healthy options," can contain high levels of THC, the psychoactive compound found in marijuana. As the city grapples with the rise of the cannabis industry, authorities are urging consumers to be cautious and verify the authenticity of products before purchase. With the potential for accidental ingestion or overdose, this development raises critical questions about the lack of oversight in the Big Apple's food and beverage market.
THC-infused drinks are sprouting up in unlicensed grocery stores and delis across the Big Apple -- as officials warn unsuspecting shoppers and kids could be in for a drug-laced surprise.
