The Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) is committed to protecting consumers and supporting a safe, regulated cannabis market. Through laboratory testing requirements, pesticide controls, packaging and labeling standards, restrictions designed to reduce youth appeal, and ongoing compliance oversight, DCC works to help ensure cannabis goods sold in California meet safety standards.
DCC also uses recalls, safety notices, inspections, and enforcement actions to address potential risks and help prevent unsafe products from reaching consumers. Explore the resources on this page to learn about product safety requirements, testing standards, recalls, and other tools that support public safety and assist licensees in meeting their regulatory responsibilities.
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Cannabis recalls and safety notices
The Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) announces cannabis recalls to quickly remove cannabis and cannabis products, otherwise referred to as cannabis goods, from the licensed market when they do not meet standards established by the Medicinal and Adult Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act and DCC regulations. This page provides information on current recalls, how to stay informed and what consumers and licensees need to know when a cannabis good is…