New Year’s Eve Cannabis Recall Hits 295 Colorado Dispensaries
A recall of cannabis products from CC Brands and Stash House affected 295 Colorado dispensaries due to pesticide contamination.Summary
Colorado’s cannabis industry faced a significant recall just before the new year, impacting nearly 300 dispensaries. The recall, issued by the Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) on December 31, involved vaporizer cartridges and pre-rolled joints from CC Brands LLC, also known as Stash House CO. Testing revealed unacceptable levels of the pesticide chlorfenapyr, which is approved for ornamental use but banned for cannabis cultivation in Colorado, and fluopyram, a banned fungicide. The affected products were sold between February 27 and December 11 and were available in both medical and recreational dispensaries. The MED advises consumers to destroy or return the recalled products and to seek medical attention if they experience adverse health effects. This recall is the sixth in two months and the seventeenth of 2025, highlighting ongoing concerns about contamination and testing procedures within the state’s cannabis industry.
(Source：Westword)
