OKLA46 LLC
Named in an OMMA administrative action (embargo, suspension and embargo) filed May 14, 2026
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According to Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, Sep 30, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
OKLA46 LLC (license GAAI-TDJZ-ZKMF) has 2 filings on OMMA's 2026 administrative-actions page, dated May 14, 2026 and June 25, 2026. Causes listed across the filings: untagged/untraceable medical marijuana, waste storage violations, failure to adhere to embargo requirements and inventory discrepancies. Categories recorded: an embargo and a suspension and embargo. OMMA notes that a listed filing does not necessarily mean the matter is currently active: cases may be pending, under review, in litigation or closed, and the current license status can be checked in OMMA Verify.
What the source found
- OMMA filing dates: May 14, 2026 and June 25, 2026.
- Cause listed by OMMA: Untagged/untraceable medical marijuana.
- Cause listed by OMMA: Waste storage violations.
- Cause listed by OMMA: Failure to adhere to embargo requirements.
- Cause listed by OMMA: Inventory discrepancies.
- Action category as recorded by OMMA: Embargo.
- Action category as recorded by OMMA: Suspension and Embargo.
- OMMA license number shown: GAAI-TDJZ-ZKMF.
Products named
- medical marijuana (Oklahoma commercial licensee)
Timeline
OMMA administrative action filed (Embargo)
OMMA administrative action filed (Suspension and Embargo)
Sources
- Regulator
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority · Sep 30, 2026
Administrative Actions - Recent Filings (2026)
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Status notes
[dataset] OMMA Administrative Actions table (Admin Actions.csv), retrieved 2026-09-30. Filing does not necessarily mean the matter is currently active.
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