Michigan recalls cannabis-infused apple cider after reports of cans bursting

Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency said Wednesday it is recalling a batch of a cannabis-infused apple cider after receiving reports of the cans swelling and bursting.

A single batch of Armada Cannabis Co.'s Cannabis Apple Cider is being recalled because the products were not compliantly produced and don't have the necessary ingredient to ensure shelf stability, the CRA said.

The cans were sold between Oct. 11 and Nov. 1 with an expiration date of Jan. 1, 2024.

The cans of apple cider were sold at several dispensaries around Michigan, including at Herbology Cannabis Co., House of Dank, JARS Cannabis and Nuggets in Detroit, among other locations around the area.

Consumers who have these products in their possession should dispose of them in an outdoor receptacle, the CRA said, and the agency also advised consumers not to return them to the marijuana sales location.

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Consumers who have experienced adverse reactions after consuming these products should report their symptoms and product use to their health care providers, the agency said.

Consumers are also encouraged to report any adverse reactions to the products to the CRA by completing an "Adverse Reaction Reporting Form" that can be found on the agency's website or by phone at 517-284-8599, the CRA said.

For a full list of the dispensaries that sold the batch of the cannabis-infused apple cider, go to Michigan.gov/CRA/Bulletins.

Contact Adrienne Roberts: amroberts@freepress.com.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Michigan cannabis regulator recalls cannabis-infused apple cider