California cannabis mixed (contamination + label) recalls — every DCC recall in this category

The DCC publishes a "mixed" category recall when the underlying enforcement action found problems on multiple axes — for example, a batch with Aspergillus contamination that also had a label cannabinoid value that did not match the COA. These recalls are less common than pure-contamination or pure-label recalls but tend to be the most operationally serious: they indicate the operator had multiple control failures at once.

Most mixed recalls in this dataset show the same pattern — contamination found first (via either DCC sampling or operator self-test), then the label inaccuracy discovered when the recall investigation looked closely at the batch documentation. The two findings are reported on a single recall notice rather than published as separate actions.

This page lists every California cannabis recall in the mixed (contamination + label) category, sourced verbatim from the DCC public recall portal. Phenominal Consulting maintains an organized index of the portal, refreshed daily.

Category labels (contamination, label/data, mixed, other, packaging) are interpretive groupings applied by Phenominal Consulting based on the verbatim DCC reason language. They are not DCC's own classification. Each individual recall above links to the original DCC notice for the authoritative text.

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