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That is insane. Wow. He needs to grow.My buddy grabbed an ounce of bud and a gram of wax.... $750
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That’s nuts, I’m in cali, I’ve never seen that kind of prices here, doesn’t mean someone isn’t trying to charge that much, but that is just insane!My buddy grabbed an ounce of bud and a gram of wax.... $750
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I'm in northern Cali and decent ozs on clearance is around $140 tax included for a decent greenhouse or clearance zip at my favorite delivery. Others dispensary will charge tax on top of a $99 oz or something. They have $60 8ths as well which I never buy.
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Here is an updated list of re calls for 2024.
Newsweek has compiled a map of the weed recalls issued in 2024 so far, showing each state where warnings were issued.
This map created by Newsweek shows which U.S. states have been affected by recent marijuana recalls, where warnings were issued to not use certain products. Newsweek/Newsweek© Newsweek/Newsweek
The recall was for two different strains of Tyson cannabis flower named "TOAD" and "TADPOLES." The products were sold in 3.5-gram packages and were packaged after August 4, 2023.
The recall announcement said that the products were sold at various locations across California, including Alameda, Contra Costa, Humboldt, Los Angeles, Napa, Riverside, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco.
Newsweek previously reached out to the California Department of Cannabis Control via email for comment.
"The concentrates were sold under the names Purple Kush Live Sugar, Cali Dream Live Sugar, Jigglers Live Diamonds, and OG Kush Shatter. The recall also affects the cannabis manufacturer, Pharmers, who has been instructed to destroy all remaining involved concentrates without selling to any additional retailer," the announcement said, noting that the products were sold between January 31, 2023, and February 15, 2024.
Newsweek reached out to a spokesperson for the agency via email for comment.
On February 15, the agency issued a health and safety advisory "due to the identification of potentially contaminated Medical and Retail Marijuana Flower (bud/shake/trim) produced by Melody and Company Management LLC."
The announcement said that the advisory includes Harvest Batches sold by the company that were found to "have exceeded acceptable limits established for Total Yeast and Mold and Aspergillus." The recalled products were sold between April 28, 2023, and December 7, 2023.
On February 21, the agency issued a similar health and safety advisory for certain products sold by Range Street, LLC d.b.a. Qualis Cultivation. The recall was issued after products sold by the company were found to be contaminated with Aspergillus. The affected products were sold between January 7, 2023, and January 4, 2024, the announcement said.
Newsweek reached out to the Colorado agency via email for comment.
"The products were produced without the benefit of inspection from the Ohio Department of Agriculture," a press release previously obtained by Newsweek said. "The issue was discovered during a routine inspection conducted by the Ohio Department of Agriculture. There have been no reports of illness involving products addressed in this recall."
Newsweek has compiled a map of the weed recalls issued in 2024 so far, showing each state where warnings were issued.
This map created by Newsweek shows which U.S. states have been affected by recent marijuana recalls, where warnings were issued to not use certain products. Newsweek/Newsweek© Newsweek/Newsweek
California:
On April 9, the California Department of Cannabis Control announced a recall for a product from boxer Mike Tyson's weed brand, Tyson 3.5 Gram Flower products. The recall was issued "due to the presence of Aspergillus sp.," which is a fungus that can grow on cannabis plants.The recall was for two different strains of Tyson cannabis flower named "TOAD" and "TADPOLES." The products were sold in 3.5-gram packages and were packaged after August 4, 2023.
The recall announcement said that the products were sold at various locations across California, including Alameda, Contra Costa, Humboldt, Los Angeles, Napa, Riverside, Sacramento, San Diego, and San Francisco.
Newsweek previously reached out to the California Department of Cannabis Control via email for comment.
New Mexico:
On March 22, the Cannabis Control Division (CCD) of the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department announced a recall for several cannabis concentrate products sold at the Got Greens dispensary, following the discovery that they were contaminated with a pesticide."The concentrates were sold under the names Purple Kush Live Sugar, Cali Dream Live Sugar, Jigglers Live Diamonds, and OG Kush Shatter. The recall also affects the cannabis manufacturer, Pharmers, who has been instructed to destroy all remaining involved concentrates without selling to any additional retailer," the announcement said, noting that the products were sold between January 31, 2023, and February 15, 2024.
Newsweek reached out to a spokesperson for the agency via email for comment.
Colorado:
In February, the Colorado Department of Revenue Marijuana Enforcement Division issued two different recalls for marijuana products.On February 15, the agency issued a health and safety advisory "due to the identification of potentially contaminated Medical and Retail Marijuana Flower (bud/shake/trim) produced by Melody and Company Management LLC."
The announcement said that the advisory includes Harvest Batches sold by the company that were found to "have exceeded acceptable limits established for Total Yeast and Mold and Aspergillus." The recalled products were sold between April 28, 2023, and December 7, 2023.
On February 21, the agency issued a similar health and safety advisory for certain products sold by Range Street, LLC d.b.a. Qualis Cultivation. The recall was issued after products sold by the company were found to be contaminated with Aspergillus. The affected products were sold between January 7, 2023, and January 4, 2024, the announcement said.
Newsweek reached out to the Colorado agency via email for comment.
Ohio:
In January, the Ohio Department of Agriculture announced a recall for dozens of products sold by Rocket Systems Inc., including CBD gummies, CBD tinctures, and other cosmetic products."The products were produced without the benefit of inspection from the Ohio Department of Agriculture," a press release previously obtained by Newsweek said. "The issue was discovered during a routine inspection conducted by the Ohio Department of Agriculture. There have been no reports of illness involving products addressed in this recall."
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Wow. Ohio isn't even selling weed yet, and there's a recall.
I live in Michigan, but almost every day I work in Ohio. It will be interesting to watch the way the state develops its rules. It is my hope that they include places people can indulge, besides private property.
It will also be interesting to see if the border town dispensaries in Michigan die out or if they can compete for Ohio stoners.
I live in Michigan, but almost every day I work in Ohio. It will be interesting to watch the way the state develops its rules. It is my hope that they include places people can indulge, besides private property.
It will also be interesting to see if the border town dispensaries in Michigan die out or if they can compete for Ohio stoners.
