Ontario Cannabis Store Returns $2.9 Million Worth of CannTrust Products

The products in question do not conform with the terms of the province's supply deal with the beleaguered cannabis company.

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August 21, 2019

The Ontario government's cannabis wholesaler and online retailer is returning all products from CannTrust Holdings Inc. — valued at roughly $2.9-million — because they do not conform with the terms of its supply deal with the beleaguered cannabis company.

CannTrust said Monday the Ontario Cannabis Store has determined that some of the products it sold to the crown corporation were "non-conforming" under the terms of its master cannabis supply agreement.

"Any product that does not comply with applicable law is considered to be non-conforming product and the OCS may elect to exercise its right, among others, to return such product to the company at the company's expense," CannTrust said in a statement.

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