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CBDDY (Gee Distributors, LLC)

Sued by the Colorado Attorney General over cannabis sold as hemp; settled with a lifetime ban for the owner

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According to Denver7, Jun 11, 2024 · Read the source · +1 more

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Summary

In June 2024 the Colorado Attorney General sued the Greeley-based company selling as CBDDY, alleging it sold cannabis products, including THCA flower, as federally legal hemp with THC levels reported as up to 35 times the legal limit, that it forged or altered certificates of analysis, and that its forms, flavors and imagery appealed to children. The company was Gee Distributors, LLC. A settlement announced at the end of June 2025 permanently bars the owner from operating cannabis or related businesses in Colorado; according to a news report, the state dropped a fine of about $820,000 because of the owner's bankruptcy filing.

What the source found

  • Complaint filed June 11, 2024 under the Colorado Consumer Protection Act, per the AG's office as reported by Denver7.
  • Alleged THC levels up to 35 times the legal hemp limit; alleged forged or altered certificates of analysis; alleged marketing appealing to children.
  • Settlement announced around June 30, 2025: owner permanently barred from Colorado cannabis and related businesses.
  • A news report says the state dropped a fine of about $820,000 citing the owner's bankruptcy.

Products named

  • THCA flower and other THC products marketed as hemp

Timeline

  1. Lawsuit filed by the Colorado Attorney General

  2. Settlement announced (permanent ban)

Sources

  1. News
  2. News

    The Marijuana Herald · Jul 2, 2025

    Colorado permanently bans hemp-derived THC operator

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Status notes

The Attorney General's own pages were blocked to automated fetch; details come from two news reports. Complaint date from the complaint PDF path in the Denver7 article; settlement date from the AG release URL date (6-30-25).

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