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Savage Enterprises

Sued by Nebraska's attorney general over alleged mislabeled delta-8 THC products and youth-oriented marketing

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According to Nebraska Attorney General, Aug 1, 2025 · Read the source · +1 more

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Nebraska, United States
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Summary

Savage Enterprises, which Nebraska's attorney general describes as a Wyoming corporation based in California, was sued by Attorney General Mike Hilgers on August 1, 2025, extending the state's campaign against intoxicating hemp products from local shops to a national manufacturer and distributor. The AG's office alleges that the company's THC gummies and vapes contain high concentrations of delta-8 THC and other synthetic cannabinoids, that labels misstate which forms of THC are present and in what amounts, and that bright packaging, cartoons, prize giveaways and young-looking social media influencers target minors. Press coverage reported that investigators tested at least seven products whose THC claims proved inaccurate. The suit invokes Nebraska's Consumer Protection Act, the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act and the Pure Food Act and seeks to stop sales in the state plus civil penalties. These are allegations; no ruling was found as of September 2026.

What the source found

  • The AG alleges products contain high concentrations of delta-8 THC and other synthetic cannabinoids.
  • The AG alleges labels misrepresent the forms and concentrations of THC in the products.
  • The complaint points to brightly colored packaging, cartoons, gummies resembling children's candy and young-looking influencers as marketing aimed at minors.
  • The AG's summary of its advertising allegations includes a November 2023 Black Friday giveaway of game consoles.
  • The suit seeks to halt sales in Nebraska, civil penalties and fees.

Products named

  • delta-8 THC gummies
  • delta-8 THC vapes

Timeline

  1. Nebraska Attorney General files suit

Sources

  1. Regulator
  2. News

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Status notes

Pending civil case; allegations only. News reports place the case in Lancaster County District Court. Brand names sold by the company were not listed in the sources reviewed.

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