Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission Recalls Cannabis Cookies Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen, Affecting Local Retailers and Consumers
The Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) has issued a recall for cannabis cookies sold under the brand “Lissa’s Fresh Baked Cookie Bites” due to an undeclared milk allergen.
This recall affects Snickerdoodle and Chocolate Chip varieties, posing potential health risks for consumers with dairy allergies. The products were distributed across 37 recreational marijuana retailers in Oregon from November 2023 to March 2025.
Impact on Local Businesses
Local cannabis retailers are now tasked with halting sales of the affected products, which could disrupt operations and impact revenue.
The OLCC is leveraging its Cannabis Tracking System (CTS) to ensure compliance among businesses, emphasizing the importance of adhering to safety regulations.
Ensuring Public Safety
The recall underscores ongoing efforts by the OLCC to maintain public safety through stringent product tracking and regulation.
This initiative aligns with previous measures aimed at ensuring transparency within Oregon’s burgeoning cannabis industry.
What This Means for Residents
- Consumers should destroy any recalled products they have purchased.
- No health-related complaints have been reported yet, but vigilance is advised.
- The OLCC continues investigating how these products reached consumers without proper labeling.
Community Concerns and Responses
While no specific statements from local leaders are available, the OLCC’s proactive approach likely garners support from health advocates focused on consumer safety.
Residents may be concerned about product safety standards; however, the use of CTS helps mitigate risks by identifying affected inventory swiftly.
The recall includes the flavors of cannabis cookies identified below:
Produced/Manufactured by C&R Oregon Corporation (License # 030-1001972282D) or Green Box MFG LLC (License # 030-1007608C8F5)
|
Product Name |
Label ID |
Contaminant |
|
Cannabis Infused Cookie Bites: Snickerdoodle |
1439 |
Allergen: Milk (Butter) |
|
Cannabis Infused Cookie Bites: Chocolate Chip |
1439 |
Allergen: Milk (Butter) |
These products may have been sold at the following retailers:
|
Retailer |
License Number |
Location City |
|
C&C Farms Rec Shop |
050-10051948111 |
Medford |
|
Canna Bros. |
050-10032789CAF |
Newberg |
|
Cannabis & Glass |
050-10127857D22 |
Ontario |
|
Cannabis Nation Beaverton |
050-100164832B5 |
Beaverton |
|
Cannabis Nation Oregon City |
050-10127857D22 |
Oregon City |
|
Cannabis Nation Gresham |
050-10020141411 |
Gresham |
|
Columbia River Herbals LLC |
050-10081041764 |
The Dalles |
|
Crater Cannabis |
050-101894058F6 |
Medford |
|
Diem |
050-1022911A110 |
Portland |
|
Emerald City Medicinal |
050-10002659379 |
Eugene |
|
High Desert Cannabis, LLC |
050-1006029FA55 |
Pendleton |
|
Kaleafa |
050-10000407C53 |
Beaverton |
|
Kaleafa |
050-1001106576F |
Portland |
|
Kaleafa |
050-10075721DCC |
Ashland |
|
Kaleafa |
050-1015536CD46 |
Oregon City |
|
Kaleafa |
050-101605722B3 |
Hillsboro |
|
Kaleafa |
050-10171104DF0 |
Tigard |
|
Kaleafa Gresham |
050-1015536CD46 |
Gresham |
|
Local Herb |
050-1004764F055 |
Portland |
|
Monmouth Cannabis |
050-100479383D7 |
Monmouth |
|
Multnomah Greens |
050-1007856B38D |
Portland |
|
Natural Remedies |
050-1017115637F |
Portland |
|
Nebula Cannabis |
050-10104115CC6 |
Portland |
|
Next Level Wellness |
050-101684733C4 |
Eugene |
|
OG Collective |
050-1016958498D |
Corvallis |
|
Oregrown Portland |
050-10163219ABA |
Portland |
|
Otis Collective |
050-1004552C21B |
Otis |
|
Pakalolo PDX |
050-1025833AB25 |
Portland |
|
Plus Dispensary |
050-101048392D3 |
Portland |
|
Redbarn Dispensary |
050-10182183EBE |
Springfield |
|
Salem Organics, LLC |
050-1008736780D |
Salem |
|
Space Buds |
050-100580873A9 |
Eugene |
|
SR Collective |
050-1008736780D |
Willamina |
|
The Medication Station |
050-10025655A62 |
Newport |
|
Treehouse North |
050-10225541A5A |
Portland |
|
West Salem Cannabis |
050-10009873CDF |
Salem |
Purchasers who bought the recalled products should destroy them safely.
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Something to Ponder
This recall highlights the critical role of regulatory bodies like the OLCC in safeguarding public health within emerging industries such as cannabis.
As investigations continue, both businesses and consumers must remain vigilant about product labeling to prevent similar issues in the future.
Sources: Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission, Ground News, and Elkhorn Media Group.
Ivan Alexander Golden, Founder of THX News™, an independent news organization dedicated to providing insightful analysis on current events, prepared this article.






