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India-Argentina Trade Hits $6.5 Billion In 2025

October 1, 2026 Mary Jane Munchables 0 Comments

India-Argentina trade reached $6.5 billion in 2025, with edible oils, agriculture and higher value-added products driving closer economic ties. India-Argentina trade reached $6.5 billion in 2025, with edible oils, agriculture…

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Blurred cannabis edibles rules pose serious risk to SA children
by Venilla Yoganathan on September 30, 2026
Confusing packaging and long-delayed regulatory processes make cannabis edibles accessible to children, warns economic development analyst Lael Bethlehem in TimesLIVE. Bethlehem writes: An incident took place in my neighbourhood a few weeks ago that nearly cost a young boy his life. The boy was given a packet of sweets by an adult who did not
Mexican couple accused of sedating kids with THC edibles, smuggling them extradited
by Fernie Ortiz on September 29, 2026
A Mexican couple accused of giving children THC-laced gummies to sedate them and smuggle them across the border have been extradited to the U.S.
Clay Counts Warns Parents About THC Edible Risks for Children
by Shea Smith on September 29, 2026
by Shea Smith / photo provided by Clay Counts Coalition Facebook With Halloween approaching, Clay Counts Coalition is warning parents about accidental inges ...
Colorado warns of hazardous marijuana vapes sold at 405 dispensaries
by Christopher Osher on September 27, 2026
Marijuana vapes sold at 405 Colorado dispensaries are a threat to public health and safety that should not be consumed, regulators warned late Friday, a day after The Denver Gazette and ProPublica revealed the manufacturer had issued a recall.
Marijuana company recalls contaminated products amid regulatory delays
by Christopher Osher on September 24, 2026
A Colorado manufacturer of a popular brand of marijuana vapes warned dispensaries last week that it is recalling products due to contamination by methylene chloride, a chemical the Environmental Protection Agency has sought to ban for most uses because it can cause cancer.