California regulators have sued the parent company of Kushy Punch alleging the brand manufactured $64M in gummies at an unlicensed facility in Los Angeles.
WeedWeek
- The suit stems from a 2019 raid which yielded 58 pounds of concentrate and records appearing to confirm it had manufactured 3.3M gummies at the facility.
- After the raid, parent company Vertical Bliss had its license at another facility revoked.
- The penalty could be as high as triple the $75,000 license fee for every day the unlicensed facility operated.
- The suit also claims the company was making a product called “Kushy Punch T.K.O.” containing more than the legal THC limit.
- The brand didn’t return a request for comment.
