THC gummies at some Ohio dispensaries recalled for mislabeling

(WJW) – The Division of Cannabis Control has recalled some THC gummies sold at dispensaries across Ohio, state officials announced on Tuesday.

The DCC issued a Class II Product Recall for some batches of Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies after learning that servings weren’t labeled with the universal THC symbol, the Ohio Department of Commerce said.

“A product recall was determined to be the most appropriate course of action, as a child accessing the product or another individual ingesting the product unaware it contains THC could result in adverse health consequences,” state officials said in the recall.

The recalled gummies, manufactured by Klutch Processing, LLC, were sold at many Ohio dispensaries, including locally, between Jan. 14, 2025 and Oct. 21, 2025.

They were listed under the following product names:

• Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies – Island Punch Made With O43 Strain
• Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies – Thorny Berry Made With Violet Fog Strain
• Kiva Lost Farms Cannabis-Infused Pectin Gummies – Watermelon Made With Ice Cream Cake Strain

The Department of Commerce provided a breakdown of the recalled products and where they were sold:

There have been no reported illnesses tied to this recall.

The affected gummies have been placed on hold by the DCC. Anyone who purchased the recalled products can return them to the dispensary for a refund.

Learn more about this recall at the Department of Commerce’s website.