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Mars Wrigley Takes Legal Action Against Use of Trademarks to Sell THC-Infused Products
Company calls use of brands “deceptive, irresponsible.”
Mars Wrigley has taken legal action in both the United States and Canada to send the illicit cannabis market a signal to stop illegally using the company's brands and products.
The lawsuit is intended to stop the illegal misuse of its trademarks in the marketing and sale of THC-infused edibles, which closely resemble Mars Wrigley's genuine products such as Skittles and Starburst. Mars Wrigley does not manufacture or sell any products containing THC.