The New York City Sheriff’s Office recently partnered with the city’s health department to crack down on unlicensed edibles.
Good morning and welcome to the Weekly New York Health Care newsletter, where we keep you posted on what’s coming up this week in health care news, and offer a look back at the important news from last week.recently partnered with the city’s health department to crack down on unlicensed edibles.
in their efforts to be able to identify these locations with information they receive from the community, and they partner with us to go out and do the inspections of these locations and to make sure that we remove these products from the street,” Miranda said.“They’re unregulated and we don’t know what’s being mixed
in them or how much product is being sold in them,” he said. “So we don’t know what the impact will be when people are using the product.”and shuttered two spots that were selling baked goods. They made two arrests and seized all the tainted treats.“People often ask what we do with the baked goods,”Just in July, city officials issued $4.5 million in civil penalties
for $2 million worth of illegal cannabis products, including edibles. So far for the year, the penalties total $22 million for $12 million in goods.in New York that’s popped up as the state’s legal, recreational marijuana program has struggled to get off the ground — with fewer than two dozen storefronts open for business nearly three years into the plan.Gov.
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