The Hempacco Company, Inc.
Named in a California Attorney General lawsuit over inhalable hemp products and Prop 65 warnings
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According to California Attorney General, Sep 8, 2023 · Read the source
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Summary
The Hempacco Company, Inc. is among nine online sellers that the California Attorney General sued in Alameda County in September 2023. According to the office, the sellers offered industrial hemp products with Delta-9 THC and/or beta-myrcene that can be vaporized or smoked. The complaint, filed in Alameda County Superior Court on September 8, 2023, alleges the online sellers violated AB 45 by selling inhalable hemp products, Proposition 65 by omitting warnings for commercial hemp products, and California's unfair competition law. The AG asked the court to block further sales and to impose damages and penalties.
What the source found
- Named as a defendant in the AG's September 8, 2023 complaint.
- The AG says inhalable industrial hemp products are illegal to sell in California under AB 45.
- Complaint and release are the only sources for the allegations; no finding is stated.
Products named
- inhalable industrial hemp products
Timeline
California Attorney General files complaint in Alameda County Superior Court
Sources
- Regulator
California Attorney General · Sep 8, 2023
Attorney General Bonta Files Lawsuit Against Nine Companies for Illegal Sale of Inhalable Industrial Hemp Products and Proposition 65 Violations
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Status notes
Complaint allegations only as stated in the AG release; the outcome is not stated in the source. [dataset] California AG press release, retrieved 2026-09-30.
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