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Cannabis in a can: how THC drinks became America’s newest beverage craze

As Americans drink less alcohol, THC-infused beverages are moving from niche cannabis shops to supermarkets, restaurants and social gatherings, creating a booming new market and a growing challenge for health officials and lawmakers

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ynetnews.comStai leggendo13 g fa

Cannabis in a can: how THC drinks became America’s newest beverage craze

As Americans drink less alcohol, THC-infused beverages are moving from niche cannabis shops to supermarkets, restaurants and social gatherings, creating a booming new market and a growing challenge for health officials…

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iol.co.za15 g fa

Cracking open a can of cannabis - America's new pastime

Many Americans are getting a more socially acceptable buzz around dinner tables or out on the patio in the form of THC-infused beverages sold at mainstream supermarkets.

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  1. martedì 7 luglio 2026·iol.co.za

    Cracking open a can of cannabis - America's new pastime

    Many Americans are getting a more socially acceptable buzz around dinner tables or out on the patio in the form of THC-infused beverages sold at mainstream supermarkets.

  2. giovedì 9 luglio 2026·ynetnews.com

    Cannabis in a can: how THC drinks became America’s newest beverage craze

    As Americans drink less alcohol, THC-infused beverages are moving from niche cannabis shops to supermarkets, restaurants and social gatherings, creating a booming new market and a…