Health warning labels will be required for all cannabis products sold in California starting Jan. 3, a mandate that will likely create a wave of new product-liability lawsuits targeting marijuana and hemp companies, industry attorneys predicted. The warning labels are designed to alert consumers to the possible health impact of marijuana smoke and THC. Once the state mandate goes into effect in early January, all products that create marijuana smoke or contain delta-9 THC – essentially every cannabis product on the market – must have a Prop 65 warning label.
Marijuana Business Daily, 12/17/2020