Magu CBD (Hemp Delight)
Magu CBD recalled its Hemp Delight aroma products in Austria after AGES found elevated THC
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According to AGES (Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety), Jun 3, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
Austria's food and health agency AGES published a product recall on 3 June 2026: Magu CBD GmbH recalled its "Hemp Delight" aroma products. Named variants are Premium Cacao Loams Intense, Strawberry Pebbles, Apple Pebbles and Pineapple Pebbles, and, as a precaution, all other flavours in the line.
The recall reason given is an elevated THC content found in official AGES testing; the authority classed the products as harmful to health if taken orally contrary to their intended use. According to the notice, the company stopped selling them immediately, told customers not to eat them and offered refunds without a receipt. It states that other Magu products are not affected.
What the source found
- Reason: elevated THC content found in official AGES testing.
- Classified as harmful to health if misused orally (the packaging is stated to warn against ingestion).
- Company stopped sale and offered full refunds, in shops or by post.
- Other Magu products stated as not affected.
Products named
- edibles
Timeline
Recall initiated by Magu CBD GmbH and published by AGES
Sources
- Regulator
AGES (Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety) · Jun 3, 2026
Product warning: Hemp Delight Aromaprodukte
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Status notes
[dataset] AGES product warnings portal, retrieved 2026-09-30
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