The hype about hemp products is increasing and so is the range.
A whole range of hemp products is now being recalled at the retailer Lidl - due to a potential violation of the Narcotics Protection Act.
Neckarsulm - First it was taken out of the range, now warned against consumption: Several suppliers to the retail chain Lidl are recalling their cannabis products - due to an increased content of the substance tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
The following products from the Lidl range are affected by the recall:
"Mogota hemp tea" from the manufacturer Mogota doo with a best-before date (best before) 31.12.2022
"Solevita hemp tea 0.75 l" from the manufacturer Hermann PF Getränke GmbH with best before date 07/12/22 and 07/13/2022
"Vita D'or organic hemp oil cold-pressed 250ml" from the manufacturer P.Brändle GmbH regardless of the best before date
Lidl recall: Consumption of several hemp products is not recommended
As well as the following foods from the manufacturer Euphoria Trade sro regardless of the best before date:
"Mary & Juana Premium Cannabis Cookies" of the varieties Chocolate, Classic, Cranberry, Hash
"Tea of Mind Cannabis Tea" from the Euphoria brand
"Raw Cannabis Protein Bar" from the Euphoria brand in the apple variety
All of the products mentioned were sold in Lidl branches nationwide.
The retailer has already responded and removed the affected batches from sale to protect consumers.
Only the items described above are affected by the recall.
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Among other things, this hemp tea is currently affected by a recall.
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Recall of hemp products at Lidl - increased THC content
According to the manufacturer and the retailer, consumption can lead to undesirable health consequences such as mood swings and fatigue.
Consumption is strongly discouraged.
Affected customers can easily return the products in all branches for a refund of the full purchase price, even without presenting the receipt.
Lidl had already withdrawn all cannabis products from the promotional range in mid-August.
According to the authorities, the reason was a possible violation of the Narcotics Act.
It should be checked whether the products contain THC or CBD, as a spokesman for the Heilbronn public prosecutor said.
In contrast to cannabidiol (CBD), tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) contains psychoactive ingredients that can influence the psyche.
In Germany there are strict limits that determine how much THC certain products may contain.
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