Olli Brands Inc.
Recall notice from Health Canada: Olli StikiStix Multipack Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade (300…, due to labelling issues
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According to Health Canada, Sep 15, 2026 · Read the source
Summary
Olli Brands Inc. recalled Olli StikiStix Multipack Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade (300 CBG 100 THC), according to a Health Canada notice dated September 15, 2026 (RA-82617). The notice states: The affected product has multiple labelling issues including missing information. On the outer packaging, the quantity of CBD (<1mg) and the net weight and discrete unit statements in French and English are missing.
The notice reports 660 units sold between August 27, 2026 and September 15, 2026. To date, Olli Brands Inc. and Health Canada have not received any complaints or adverse reaction reports about the recalled lot. Check to see if your products are affected.
What the source found
- Product named in the notice: Olli StikiStix Multipack Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade (300 CBG 100 THC)
- Issue category on the notice: Labelling and packaging
- Stated reason: The affected product has multiple labelling issues including missing information. On the outer packaging, the quantity of CBD (<1mg) and the net weight and discrete unit statements in French and English are missing.
- Units reported sold: 660
- To date, Olli Brands Inc. and Health Canada have not received any complaints or adverse reaction reports about the recalled lot.
Products named
- Olli StikiStix Multipack Sour Razzy Pink Lemonade (300 CBG 100 THC)
Timeline
Recall notice published by Health Canada (RA-82617)
Sources
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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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