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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The parent company of the iconic Edible Arrangements has started offering same-day delivery for that other kind of edibles — premium THC products, or weed gummies ...

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HOUSTON – Edible Arrangements, the popular business known for its assortment of fruit into a flower-bouquet design-inspired basket, announced it would be introducing a new type of edibles.

The parent company of Edible Arrangements is moving into a different kind of edible. Edible Brands is launching Edibles.com, an e-commerce marketplace for hemp products, like Cann drinks and Wana ...

Edible Brands, the parent company of the fruit basket outfit Edible Arrangements, is taking a bite of the cannabis industry. But these products are still strong enough to get customers stoned.

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Right now, Edibles.com only offers delivery to addresses in Texas, but it plans to roll out to other states, including Georgia and Texas, using the delivery network set up for Edible Arrangements ...

What do chocolate-dipped fruit bouquets and psychoactive gummies have in common? On the surface, not much. But Edible Brands sees connections between the products. It’s why the company announced ...