Cannabis Legal in Switzerland!

ByThe Skeptical Traveler

Look what I have found and bought :). I wanted to bring it home too, but I transited via the U.S. (yes, no choice here
United vs Air Canada – $339 vs $908) and I was afraid I would be stopped and it wasn’t worth to do any research to see whether the product is legal or not. As a matter of fact did you know that the Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs are banned in the U.S.?The image shows an orange cylindrical container labeled "Swiss Cannabis Ice Tea." The container features an image of a glass with a cannabis leaf on it. The background appears to be an outdoor setting with a scenic view of hills and a valley. The container also has a Swiss flag and cannabis leaves depicted on it, along with the text "Organic Natural Feeling."
The image shows several orange cans of "C+Swiss The Original Cannabis Ice Tea." Each can has a logo featuring a cannabis leaf inside an ice cube. The text on the cans indicates that the beverage is 250 mL (8.4 fl oz).
A bright orange canister with a cannabis leaf design and text on it is placed on a rocky surface in the foreground. In the background, there is a scenic view of a mountain range with green slopes and jagged peaks under a clear blue sky.

Previous posts about the Switzerland trip:
Swiss Banks
Rochers-de-Naye, Switzerland 2
The Chocolate Factory, Switzerland 3
Chateau de Chillon, “Switzerland’s most visited historic monument” and Byron
Hotel Cornavin (Geneva) and the Biggest Mechanical Clock in the World

6 Comments

  2. Used to eat those eggs up all the time when I lived in Germany, and can no longer recall why they were banned for export. Was it because of the toy?

  4. Wikipedia says: Kinder Eggs are sold all over the world excluding the United States, as the 1938 Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act contains a section highlighting that a confectionary product with a non-nutritive object, partially or totally imbedded within it, cannot be sold within the United States, unless the FDA issues a regulation that the non-nutritive object has functional value. No such regulation has been issued. [2]

  5. Actually the tea was very refreshing, don’t know because of the cannabis or just the black tea 🙂

  6. Pingback: Last (but not least) about Switzerland trip - The Skeptical Traveler

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