Oregon Ag and Distribution, LLC (Dark Horse Distribution)
Settled an OLCC case over vape cartridges made without a processor license and untested
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According to Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission, Nov 16, 2023 · Read the source
Summary
Oregon Ag and Distribution, LLC, a wholesaler trading as Dark Horse Distribution, settled an OLCC case. The Notice alleged that from about February to June 2022 the company processed marijuana without a processor license, mixing extract oil with non-cannabis terpenes to make flavored vape cartridges marketed under the Your Highness Cultivar brand, and sold or transferred thousands of inhalable products without testing every process lot. Labeling violations were also charged. Staff proposed license cancellation and a $100,000 penalty. The settlement sets $58,250 plus a four-day suspension, or $30,000 plus a 117-day suspension.
What the source found
- Amended Notice dated October 17, 2023; Category I compliance violations plus packaging and labeling violations.
- Alleged processing at a wholesaler premises in Huntington, Oregon, without a processor license, from about February 1 to June 14, 2022.
- Alleged sale or transfer of thousands of inhalable cannabinoid products without pesticide, solvent and potency testing of every process lot.
- Settlement terms: $58,250 plus a four-day suspension, or $30,000 plus a 117-day suspension.
Products named
- vape cartridges (Your Highness Cultivar brand)
Timeline
Stipulated settlement agreement listed for OLCC Commission meeting of November 16, 2023
Sources
- Regulator
Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission · Nov 16, 2023
Stipulated Settlement Agreements for Marijuana Violation Cases, November 16, 2023
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Status notes
Settlement agreement: the licensee admitted the facts in the Notice and accepted the stated terms; it is not a court finding. [dataset] OLCC stipulated settlement agreements (marijuana), retrieved 2026-09-30.
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