These Popular Cannabis Products Are Being Recalled Across New York

Before you light up your next session, you might want to double-check the label. A statewide recall has just been issued for multiple adult-use cannabis products from IndoGrow LLC, after a re-test revealed they contained unallowable levels of pesticides, which pose a potential threat to public health.

The Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) confirmed the Level 1 product recall on June 10, 2025, affecting several lots of flower and pre-rolls currently sold in licensed dispensaries across New York. While no adverse reactions have been reported yet, the recall is part of a larger precautionary effort to protect consumers from potentially harmful contaminants.

Which Cannabis Products Are Being Recalled?

The following IndoGrow products are included in the recall due to failed pesticide testing:

Initially, the products were quarantined due to invalid testing by a former lab. After the Office of Cannabis Management authorized re-testing, nine product lots failed, showing traces of unallowable pesticides, a violation of state cannabis regulations.

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This resulted in a Level 1 recall, which is the most serious classification and indicates a potential health risk. According to the OCM, Level 1 recalls are issued when there's a strong likelihood of contamination that could cause adverse health effects.

What Should Consumers Do Now?

If you’ve purchased any of the affected products:

• Stop using them immediately.

• Return them to the dispensary where you made the purchase, even if the product has been opened.

• Report any issues or symptoms you’ve experienced via the Incident Report Form.

• Seek medical help if you’re feeling unwell. Call your doctor or contact the Poison Center at 1-800-222-1222.

How Recalls Work in New York’s Cannabis Market

Cannabis product recalls in New York can be initiated in two ways:

1. Voluntarily by the licensee or Registered Organization (RO)

2. Administratively by the Office of Cannabis Management, if public health risks are suspected

There are two types of recalls:

• Level 1: High risk to consumer health (as with IndoGrow)

• Level 2: Lower risk; typically due to labeling or packaging issues

Licensees are required to have a recall plan in place and must provide weekly status updates to the Office during a recall event.\

For updates on cannabis product recalls in New York, visit the Office of Cannabis Management’s website.