Oklahoma Authority Orders Recall of Two Marijuana Batches After Test Failures
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) has ordered a recall of two marijuana batches after they failed tests for yeast and mold.
Oklahoma City, OK, October 21, 2026 —
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority has ordered a recall of two marijuana batches after the batches failed tests for yeast and mold, according to the information provided about the action.
The notice summary identifies the test failures as the reason for the recall but does not provide the products’ names, batch numbers, producers, or the amount of marijuana involved. It also does not specify when the tests were conducted or when the recall order was issued.
Details about the scope of the recall are not available in the summary. It does not say where the batches were sold or whether any products remain available. The summary also does not describe what steps consumers, retailers, or producers have been directed to take.
No test results beyond the reported failures for yeast and mold are included. The information does not state the measured levels, the testing criteria, or whether the authority reported any related health effects. It also does not identify any penalties or other enforcement measures associated with the order.
The confirmed details are limited to the agency’s action, the number of batches and the reported basis for the recall. Further specifics—including product identification and timing—were not provided in the trend summary.
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