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Event: Mar 22, 2026 · Published: Apr 23, 2026
Recall issued after vapes test up to 40 percent THC in Minnesota
Minnesota health authorities issued a recall for vaping products that tested at elevated THC concentrations, reaching up to 40 percent. The recall addresses consumer safety concerns related to inaccurate labeling or unexpectedly high potency levels in cannabis vape products.
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Minnesota Department of Health
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