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Northwest Cannabis Solutions

Listed on the Washington LCB cannabis recall notices (March 14, 2025)

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According to Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board, Mar 14, 2025 · Read the source

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Summary

Northwest Cannabis Solutions (license 412882) has a March 14, 2025 entry on the Washington LCB's list of cannabis product recalls. The recall concerned products listed in an Excel recall sheet published by LCB; LCB records the reason as a high level of concern for pesticides and residual solvents. LCB posts notices of voluntary and Board-directed recalls under WAC 314-55-225(5). The listing is a historical record of the recall and does not say whether the product has since been cleared or the licensee remains active.

What the source found

  • Recall date on LCB's page: March 14, 2025.
  • Producer/processor as listed: Northwest Cannabis Solutions, license 412882.
  • Product(s) named: products listed in an Excel recall sheet published by LCB.
  • Reason stated: a high level of concern for pesticides and residual solvents.

Products named

  • products listed in an Excel recall sheet published by LCB

Timeline

  1. Recall notice posted by Washington LCB

Sources

  1. Regulator

    Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board · Mar 14, 2025

    Notice of Cannabis Recalls

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Status notes

[dataset] Washington LCB Notice of Cannabis Recalls page, retrieved 2026-09-30.

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