Sunny Roads Processing 2, LLC
OMMA recalled pre-roll batches processed by this licensee after pesticide test failures
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According to Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, Mar 23, 2026 · Read the source · +1 more
Summary
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority issued a recall on March 23, 2026 for several medical marijuana pre-roll batches processed by Sunny Roads Processing 2, LLC (license PAAA-8JA2-CK1Z). OMMA said it received concerns about pre-rolls bought at a dispensary, had them tested at several labs, and found they failed for pesticide content above allowable thresholds; tracing identified the processor. OMMA later expanded the recall to additional items in an updated notice dated May 15, 2026. It told dispensaries to remove the products from shelves, since they cannot legally be sold, and said the licensee bears disposal costs.
What the source found
- Recall issued March 23, 2026; expanded with a further recalled-product list on May 15, 2026.
- Reason given: pesticide content above allowable thresholds in testing at multiple labs.
- The dispensary where the products were bought is not the subject of the recall; OMMA traced the batches to this processor.
- Dispensaries must remove recalled products; the licensee whose batches are recalled pays disposal costs.
Products named
- medical marijuana pre-rolls
Timeline
OMMA issues recall
OMMA expands recall with additional products
Sources
- Regulator
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority · Mar 23, 2026
Product Recall: March 23, 2026 - Regulator
Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority · May 15, 2026
Product Recall: May 15, 2026 (expanded list)
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Status notes
The May 15 page was referenced from OMMA's recalls index; status of investigation after that date is not stated.
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