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California DCC Issues Embargo on K.U.S.H. Collective Cannabis Products Amid ConcernsOver Regulatory Delays


The California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) has issued an embargo on all products

manufactured by K.U.S.H. Collective (Kinder Understanding Sensitive Healing) following the

revocation of the company’s licenses.


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This drastic measure comes after the DCC found that

K.U.S.H. failed to demonstrate compliance with the Medical and Adult Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act (MAUCRSA), raising significant public health concerns.


The DCC indicated that there is probable cause to believe that the products may be adulterated or misbranded, posing risks to consumers. The embargo affects a variety of vape cartridges and integrated vaporizers sold under multiple brand names, including Backpackboyz, Circles, Cloud, and The Marathon Cultivation.


Consumers who have purchased K.U.S.H. products are urged to monitor for any adverse health effects and to consult a physician if symptoms arise. The DCC has advised checking product packaging for unique identification (UID) and batch numbers, and properly disposing of any matching items as hazardous waste.


The situation has highlighted ongoing concerns regarding the slow response times of regulatory bodies, which can leave consumers vulnerable to unsafe products. Critics have pointed out that delays in enforcement actions can significantly undermine public health and safety, allowing potentially harmful products to remain on the market longer than necessary.


While the DCC’s Track and Trace system is designed to ensure accountability throughout the

cannabis supply chain, the agency has faced difficulties in maintaining timely responses to

compliance failures. This lag in regulatory action not only affects consumer safety but also

threatens the credibility of California’s burgeoning cannabis industry.


The K.U.S.H. embargo serves as a stark reminder of the importance of vigilant oversight in a

rapidly expanding market. As the DCC reaches out to other licensees with K.U.S.H. products in their inventory, it underscores the necessity of strict compliance and proactive measures to protect public health.


As the cannabis market in California continues to grow, the need for effective regulatory

frameworks and prompt action is becoming increasingly clear. The DCC’s handling of the

K.U.S.H. situation emphasizes the urgent need for timely interventions to safeguard consumer

health and maintain trust in the cannabis supply chain. Affected consumers and licensees are

encouraged to contact the DCC or visit their official website for further guidance.


● Backpackboyz

● Circles

● Cloud

● Cure Injoy

● DabGo

● Everyday

● High 90’s

● Hollowtips

● Mr. Nice Guy

● Pow Wow

● Supherb

● The Marathon Cultivation



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