THC lookalike products lead packaged goods group for tougher law

A small change in proposed legislation could make it significantly easier to prevent the sale of “lookalike” cannabis products that work off existing well-known trademarks.

Owners of popular consumer packaged-goods trademarks in areas such as candies, cookies and cereals have long been frustrated by an inability to protect intellectual property through action on trademarks.

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Lorraine is responsible for writing news analysis and assisting with copy-editing. Lorraine is a copywriter and editor who has written and edited words for a wide range of audiences, from local community newspapers to consumer magazines and trade websites.

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