Denver (KDVR)-Hashish company, its headquarters and its owner, was prevented from the Colorado Hemp after it was filed a lawsuit against it to sell illegally from cannabis products that are marketed as cannabis.
Colorrado Vel Weser’s public prosecutor announced on Monday that his office was settle With GEE, LCC, owner, Christopher Landon of, with the exception of EOFF and his company in Colorado, known as CBDDY, to operate any hemp works in the state.
The hemp, which was marketed as a federal legal artificial cannabis, said that the complaint filed the complaint by the Office of the Public Prosecutor in Colorado last June after its investigation that the company “illegally sold cannabis products that are marketed as and falsifying the federal legal industrial hemp.”
The company was headquartered in Greley, but it is mostly operating online when it was not actively operating in Colorado. AG said that the business sold cannabis products to consumers in the state and all over the country.
AG said that the investigation also found that EFF had forged the laboratory results to convert the THC content for its products, and it was not verified the age of its customers and marketing products to attract children.
AG said: “Despite the assurances that its products were a federal legal hemp, the investigators analysis found that the products were very strong so that hemp was in reality marijuana,” AG said.
Eoff submitted to bankruptcy after filing the lawsuit. AG said that due to bankruptcy procedures, a fine of $ 820,000 will be suspended unless his financial position is distorted or if the settlement conditions are violated.
AG said that consumers who believe that a company or a hashish is participating in deceptive practices Submit a complaint to the AG office via the Internet.