AZALEA CBD WAX broad spectrum OG. KUSH CBD90% and CANNAXIA CBD LIQUID 01 Natural Hemp
MHLW warned that two CBD products, a wax and a liquid, contained Δ9-THC above Japan's residue limit (December 2025)
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According to Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (Ayashii Yakubutsu Renraku Net), Dec 23, 2025 · Read the source
Summary
On December 23, 2025, Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare warned the public about two products in which Δ9-THC above the legal residue limit had been detected: "AZALEA CBD WAX broad spectrum OG. KUSH CBD90%" (1 g) and "CANNAXIA CBD LIQUID 01 Natural Hemp" labeled high-concentration 1000 mg (10 ml liquid). The ministry said both were suspected of being narcotics, that selling, buying and consuming them must be avoided, and that anyone holding them should contact a narcotics control office or prefectural health department. It reported no known health damage. The notice did not name the sellers. Since December 12, 2024, Japan treats any product whose Δ9-THC exceeds the residue limit (10 ppm for room-temperature liquid oils and powders, 0.1 ppm for water-based products, 1 ppm for other forms) as a narcotic under the Narcotics and Psychotropics Control Law.
What the source found
- Δ9-THC above the residue limit was detected in both products (MHLW).
- MHLW said the products are suspected to be narcotics.
- The public was told not to sell, buy or consume them and to contact authorities if holding them.
Products named
- CBD wax
- CBD liquid (10 ml)
Timeline
MHLW public warning naming both products
Sources
- Regulator
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (Ayashii Yakubutsu Renraku Net) · Dec 23, 2025
Warning on products in which Δ9-THC above the residue limit was detected
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Status notes
Sellers not named by MHLW; entry is by product/brand name only.
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