Hybrid Infusions Ltd.
Recall notice from Health Canada: Champagne Supernova 3x0.5g Pre-Roll, due to packaging and labelling issue
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According to Health Canada, Jun 2, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
Health Canada's recall notice RA-82138, dated June 2, 2026, covers Champagne Supernova 3x0.5g Pre-Roll from Hybrid Infusions Ltd. The notice's stated reason: The affected product is packaged in the wrong tube. The tube contains one 1-g pre-roll instead of three 0.5-g pre-rolls.
The notice reports 864 units sold between May 13, 2026 and May 26, 2026. To date, Hybrid Infusion Ltd. has received 2 complaints and no adverse reaction report about the recalled lot. Health Canada has not received any complaints or adverse reaction reports. Check to see if your products are affected.
What the source found
- Product named in the notice: Champagne Supernova 3x0.5g Pre-Roll
- Issue category on the notice: Labelling and packaging
- Stated reason: The affected product is packaged in the wrong tube. The tube contains one 1-g pre-roll instead of three 0.5-g pre-rolls.
- Units reported sold: 864
- To date, Hybrid Infusion Ltd. has received 2 complaints and no adverse reaction report about the recalled lot. Health Canada has not received any complaints or adverse reaction reports.
Products named
- Champagne Supernova 3x0.5g Pre-Roll
Timeline
Recall notice published by Health Canada (RA-82138)
Sources
- Regulator
Health Canada · Jun 2, 2026
Hybrid Infusions Ltd. recalls Champagne Supernova 3x0.5g Pre-Roll due to packaging and labelling issue
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Status notes
[dataset] Health Canada Recalls and Safety Alerts open data (HCRSAMOpenData.csv), category Cannabis and related cannabis recalls, retrieved 2026-09-30; licensed-producer recall, not an allegation of wrongdoing.
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