Pubdate: Fri, 28 Aug 2015 Source: Denver Post (CO) Copyright: 2015 The Associated Press Contact: http://www.denverpost.com/ Details: http://www.mapinc.org/media/122 NO STOP-SIGN SYMBOL FOR EDIBLE POT IN COLORADO (AP) - Colorado has backed off a plan to require edible marijuana products to come with a stop-sign stamp. State marijuana regulators released an updated proposal this week detailing the state's upcoming requirement that pot-infused cookies, brownies and other foods have a distinct look when outside the packaging. The Marijuana Enforcement Division originally proposed a red octagon marking with the letters THC inside. The updated proposal makes the octagon a triangle, still with the letters THC inside to indicate the drug's psychoactive ingredient. The stamp on the actual product does not have to be red. Manufacturers complained that a stopsign shape implied that the products are dangerous and shouldn't be consumed. The revised proposal goes for a public hearing next week. The rule takes effect in 2016. - --- MAP posted-by: Jay Bergstrom