Almora Naturally Better Live Resin Seltzer Beverage
Public-records data from the California Department of Cannabis Control. Original notice on recalls.cannabis.ca.gov.
Recall reason
“Adulterated and Misbranded: Other”
The Department of Cannabis Control (DCC) is issuing this notice of voluntary recall for a single Almora Naturally Better Live Resin Seltzer Beverage product due to packaging safety issues. For more information about the packaging safety issue, please visit the Business Website link below.Business Recall Date5/21/2024
DCC verbatim phrases cited on this recall
These are the exact regulator phrases extracted from the DCC reason text on this recall. They are the regulator's words, not editorial summaries.
Product details
- Product type
- Beverage
- Brand
- Epic Bros Enterprises, Inc.
- Business website
- https://almora-02fa52.webflow.io/products/live-resin-fruit-seltzer
- DCC recall ID
67607f90e7333c2117ce13c2- Source URL
- View on recalls.cannabis.ca.gov →
Licensees implicated
California cannabis recalls frequently name multiple licensees in different roles — the legal business of record (distributor or retailer), the manufacturer that produced the product, and the packager that prepared it for retail sale. All roles published on the DCC portal are reproduced below.
| Role | Licensee | License number | License type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Legal Business | Epic Bros Enterprises, Inc. |
CDPH-10003710
|
CDPH Manufacturer |
| Manufactured By |
Epic Bros Enterprises, Inc.
DBA: Spacestation
|
CDPH-10003710
|
CDPH Manufacturer |
Product details
Each row below is a separately-tagged unit on the DCC recall notice. The UID number is the per-unit Metrc tracking tag — the regulator-stamped identifier that follows the unit from cultivation through retail. If you handle California cannabis distribution, you can match these UIDs against your inventory.
| Product | Batch | Size | UID | Date packaged | Date sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
Locations where this product was sold
Retail licensees that received the recalled product. Each location's license number links to that retailer's full recall history.
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| ALAMEDA | — |
C10-0000033-LIC
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| ALAMEDA | — |
C10-0000774-LIC
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| BUTTE | — |
C10-0001236-LIC
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| EL DORADO | — |
C10-0000752-LIC
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| EL DORADO | — |
C10-0000836-LIC
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| FRESNO | — |
C10-0001096-LIC
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| FRESNO | — |
C10-0001442-LIC
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| HUMBOLDT | — |
C10-0000696-LIC
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| LASSEN | — |
C10-0000710-LIC
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| LOS ANGELES | — |
C10-0000460-LIC
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| LOS ANGELES | — |
C10-0000487-LIC
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| LOS ANGELES | — |
C10-0000922-LIC
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| LOS ANGELES | — |
C12-0000092-LIC
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| MADERA | — |
C10-0001447-LIC
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| MARIN | — |
C9-0000370-LIC
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Showing 1–15 of 49 locations.
Cite this page
Phenominal Consulting. (2026). Almora Naturally Better Live Resin Seltzer Beverage — California cannabis recall, May 24, 2024. Phenominal recall index. Retrieved May 20, 2026, from https://phenominal.io/recalls/67607f90e7333c2117ce13c2. Underlying data: California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC), recalls.cannabis.ca.gov.
Recall data refreshes daily. When citing this page in a context where the recall classification (Voluntary / Mandatory) or licensee assignment is load-bearing, also reference the authoritative DCC source above.
This page reproduces public-records data from the California Department of Cannabis Control's recall portal at recalls.cannabis.ca.gov. Phenominal Consulting maintains an organized index of the portal, refreshed daily. The underlying recall text is reproduced verbatim from the DCC notice. Category labels (contamination, label/data, mixed, other, packaging) are interpretive groupings applied by Phenominal Consulting based on the DCC reason language; they are not DCC's own classification. For the authoritative version of this recall, refer to the DCC portal. For full methodology and citation format, see the data page.
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