Galaxie Brands Corporation
Recalled Cannabis Cartel QUADS chocolate in Canada after Health Canada testing found it failed aflatoxin limits
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According to Government of Canada – Recalls and safety alerts (Health Canada), Feb 23, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
Galaxie Brands Corporation recalled its Cannabis Cartel QUADS Dubai Inspired Chocolate, an edible cannabis product, in a notice posted on the Government of Canada's recalls and safety alerts site on February 23, 2026. According to the notice, Health Canada found through its sampling and testing of edible cannabis at retail that the product did not meet contaminant limits for aflatoxins. The recall covers two 12-gram lots, numbered 10326 and 10406, of which 10,491 units were sold in Ontario through authorized retailers between October 8, 2025 and February 11, 2026. The notice warns that eating products contaminated with aflatoxins can pose serious health risks, including liver damage and a higher risk of cancer. Consumers are told to stop using the product and to return it to the retailer or dispose of it out of children's reach. No complaints or adverse reactions had been reported when the notice was posted.
What the source found
- Health Canada sampling and testing found the product did not meet contaminant limits for aflatoxins.
- Affected lots: 10326 (packaged 2025-09-30) and 10406 (packaged 2025-11-07), 12 g each.
- 10,491 units were sold in Ontario between October 8, 2025 and February 11, 2026.
- No complaints or adverse reactions had been reported at the time of the notice.
Products named
- cannabis chocolate (edible)
Timeline
Affected lots go on sale in Ontario
End of reported sales period
Recall notice posted
Sources
- Regulator
Government of Canada – Recalls and safety alerts (Health Canada) · Feb 23, 2026
Galaxie Brands Corporation recalls Cannabis Cartel QUADS Dubai Inspired Chocolate due to contamination with aflatoxins
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Status notes
Recall of a product sold through authorized (legal) retailers; not an allegation of illegal sales.
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