Impostors using the Fresh Delaware name
Delaware enforcement warned of fake business cards and flyers impersonating licensed dispensary Fresh Delaware
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According to State of Delaware News (Division of Alcohol & Tobacco Enforcement), Oct 16, 2025 · Read the source
Summary
On October 16, 2025, Delaware's Division of Alcohol and Tobacco Enforcement (DATE) warned the public about a fraudulent marijuana operation aimed at University of Delaware students and Newark residents. According to the state's release, counterfeit business cards and flyers were circulating in Newark that falsely claimed to represent Fresh Delaware, a legitimate licensed marijuana business, and offered delivery of recreational marijuana. DATE stressed that no licensed recreational dispensary in Delaware may deliver marijuana, so any business offering such delivery is operating illegally; delivery is permitted only to qualified medical patients. The agency warned that products sold through illegal channels may contain contaminants such as mold, pesticides or heavy metals, said its Marijuana Enforcement Unit was investigating, and asked anyone with information to contact it. Fresh Delaware itself is the victim of the impersonation, not the subject of the warning.
What the source found
- DATE said counterfeit business cards and flyers falsely claimed to represent Fresh Delaware.
- The materials offered recreational delivery, which no licensed Delaware dispensary is allowed to provide.
- DATE's Marijuana Enforcement Unit opened an investigation and asked the public for information.
Products named
- recreational marijuana (delivery offers)
Timeline
DATE issues scam alert
Sources
- Regulator
State of Delaware News (Division of Alcohol & Tobacco Enforcement) · Oct 16, 2025
SCAM ALERT: Illegal Operation Impersonating Licensed Marijuana Dispensary
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Status notes
The impostors are not identified. Fresh Delaware is a licensed business and must not be presented as the wrongdoer; editor may prefer a display name such as 'Fake Fresh Delaware delivery flyers'. Category 'clone-site' is used for brand impersonation even though the channel was print, not a website.
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