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Bango New Jersey Inc.

NJ CRC resolved to impose a civil penalty ($15,000)

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According to New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission, Jul 16, 2026 · Read the source

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Summary

Bango New Jersey Inc. is named in a New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission resolution of July 16, 2026 that sets a penalty of $15,000.

In the latest item the Commission cites failing to track its inventory of cannabis plants.

These are regulator resolutions about a licensed operator, not findings about consumer safety; the Commission states where a violation did not pose an immediate risk of harm, and operators may request a hearing or settle. Check the linked PDF for the current position.

What the source found

  • July 16, 2026: the Commission resolved to impose a penalty of $15,000 for failing to track its inventory of cannabis plants.

Timeline

  1. Notice of Violation issued

  2. Commission resolution imposing sanctions ($15,000)

Sources

  1. Regulator

    New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission · Jul 16, 2026

    CRC Resolution 2026-07-16-20 Approval of Bango NJ Inc enforcement action

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Status notes

[dataset] NJ CRC Resolutions page (nj.gov/cannabis/resources/resolutions), enforcement and settlement resolutions, retrieved 2026-09-30

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