Wyld

Wyld's own site states that the company was founded in 2016 to create best-in-class cannabis edibles using real fruit and natural flavors. Company materials list Portland, Oregon as its headquarters.

Aaron Morris is identified in company materials as Wyld's CEO and Founder, with Chris Joseph named as a co-founder, both described elsewhere as veterans of the spirits industry before starting Wyld.

Wyld's cannabis gummies are sold through state-licensed dispensaries as a cannabis product. Its Infused Sparkling Waters line is a separate product the maker itself describes as hemp-derived Delta-9 THC sparkling waters, built on a different regulatory basis than the gummies.

On launching the sparkling water line, CEO Aaron Morris said, "After testing and tweaking the formulas, we've created something I personally can't stop drinking. They're delicious, consistent, and 100% Wyld quality throughout." The launch lineup included flavors such as Raspberry Lime, Blackberry Lemon, Strawberry Guava, Watermelon, Mango, Clementine and White Peach, each with its own listed milligram total.

Because both products carry the Wyld name, it is worth checking the package before buying. A can labeled hemp-derived Delta-9 is not the same product, and is not sold under the same rules, as a Wyld cannabis gummy pack from a licensed dispensary.

Wyld is headquartered in Portland, Oregon. Beyond that, no manufacturing or processing partner specific to Wyld's New York products is named on Wyld's own site or in the public New York regulator records reviewed for this page.

Some New York market coverage has linked Wyld's 2024 New York launch to a retail partner, but that relationship reads as a marketing and launch tie-in rather than a confirmed manufacturing or processor-license arrangement, and it could not be independently verified from a primary source. Until Wyld or New York's Office of Cannabis Management publishes a named manufacturing partner directly, this page states plainly that the arrangement is not publicly documented rather than naming an unconfirmed company.

Wyld's own products page groups its gummy flavors into three named categories: Sativa Enhanced, covering effects labeled Active, Bliss, Revive and Energy; Indica Enhanced, covering Dream, Sleep and Mellow; and Hybrid Enhanced, covering Playful, Chill, Refresh, Restore and Calm.

Within those categories, each flavor carries its own stated cannabinoid ratio. Grapefruit is formulated 1:1:1 THC to CBG to CBC and labeled Revive. Strawberry is formulated 20:1 CBD to THC and labeled Calm. Other flavors, including Marionberry and Raspberry, are listed simply as THC with no secondary cannabinoid.

That structure means two Wyld gummies with different flavor names are not interchangeable in effect. The ratio and category name on the package, not the fruit flavor alone, describe what is actually in the gummy.

Wyld's ingredient panel for its Kiwi flavor lists, in order: sugar, tapioca syrup, water, kiwi juice concentrate, gelatin, natural flavoring, coconut oil, malic acid, pectin, citric acid, cannabis extract, sunflower lecithin, blue spirulina, beta carotene, and a set of named terpenes including limonene, valencene, alpha pinene, beta caryophyllene and beta pinene.

Listing kiwi juice concentrate as a distinct ingredient, separate from natural flavoring, is a checkable detail most competing edible brands do not publish this clearly. The cannabis extract itself is listed only as cannabis extract, with no stated extraction method disclosed on the product page.

Wyld's own Kiwi product page states the package as 10mg THC and 10mg THCv per gummy, 100mg THC and 100mg THCv per container, with 10 gummies per package and a serving size of one piece.

Other flavors carry different cannabinoid ratios and, in some cases, different total milligram counts, so the specific package in hand, not a single number for the whole brand, is the one to read before deciding how much to take.