And then there’s this:Keep an eye out on news.
(Potential upcoming lawsuit)
I've gotta think Fareway is pretty unhappy about it and imagine they could get in some ears of politicians about this (probably wishful thinking)Every fareway in the state is carrying these now. Two brands, including climbing kites.
A lot of businesses are unhappy about it. It’s not just the retailers.I've gotta think Fareway is pretty unhappy about it and imagine they could get in some ears of politicians about this (probably wishful thinking)
Also, if Fareway is selling these, hyvee isn’t far behind. They can’t not have something on the shelves that the competition has.I've gotta think Fareway is pretty unhappy about it and imagine they could get in some ears of politicians about this (probably wishful thinking)
Two Iowa companies are suing the state over its interpretation of a new law that restricts THC levels in adult beverages.
Climbing Kites, a Polk County beverage manufacturer, and Field Day Brewing Co., the Johnson County producer of the Day Dreamer line of cannabis sparkling water, are suing the Iowa Department of Health and Human Services in U.S. District Court.
Based on this language:PSA: If these lawsuits don't generate a stop in the new regs, you only have 11 days to snarf up local inventory. Unless of course you're good with $7 for a 2.5 mg beverage, soon to be 4 mg max.
Not surprisingly the Iowa gov link is dead. They do not give a #@!* about public comment.
My understanding is if the store has a pharmacy then they can not sell these type of drinks.Also, if Fareway is selling these, hyvee isn’t far behind. They can’t not have something on the shelves that the competition has.
The State offered an interpretation that says "NO". Hence, the lawsuit(s).Based on this language:
"Serving" means the size or portion customarily consumed per eating occasion, expressed in a common household measure as established in table 2 of 21 CFR 101.12 (as amended through May 27, 2016). If a solid consumable hemp product is packaged in a manner that includes more than a single serving, each serving must be clearly identified and severable from the other servings in the container. If a liquid consumable hemp product is packaged in a manner that includes more than a single serving, the number of servings must be conspicuously labeled. Liquid consumable hemp products shall be packaged in a container that holds a minimum of 12 fluid ounces.
I don't think this holds true anymore. There can be more than one serving per container, it just has to be clearly labeled. Just have to have a MINIMUM of 12 ounces, but can have more than 1 serving. So the Berry Climbing Kits product (my personal favorite) would just need to be labeled as 2.5 servings and it would still be legal.
I've not seen it in any of the Cedar Rapids but Local Craft Cellar has pallets of Climbing Kites products on the floor.Also, if Fareway is selling these, hyvee isn’t far behind. They can’t not have something on the shelves that the competition has.
I think you'd be more likely to run across this:I've not seen it in any of the Cedar Rapids but Local Craft Cellar has pallets of Climbing Kites products on the floor.
The eight other companies that are now suing the state are also Iowa-based businesses, and they include HW Premium CBD of Urbandale; American Shaman, which has retail locations in Altoona, West Des Moines and Indianola; Greene Goods Market and Greenhouses of Jefferson; Your CBD Store, which is a national franchise with a West Des Moines store; Beyond CBD of Des Moines; Campbell’s Nutrition Centers of Des Moines; Sky High of Cedar Falls; and Icanna of Iowa.