The Maine Office of Cannabis Policy (OCP) has issued a health and safety recall for select adult-use cannabis flower and pre-rolls, as testing showed they contain varying unsafe levels of yeast, mold, microbials and arsenic.The OCP said the affected products from NorCO Outdoor Cannabis were sold at 22 cannabis retail stores across Maine between Oct. 15 and Dec. 2.The products being recalled are flower and pre-rolls of the strains “Frosted Enigma” and “Gold Dust,” and pre-rolls of the strains “Blackberry Pie,” “Sour Cookies” and “Street Tartz.”These recalled products were tested as part of an ongoing OCP investigation pursuant to a recall on select NorCO cannabis vape cartridges, which were found to contain unsafe pesticide levels.The OCP said the recalled flower and pre-rolls were sold at the stores listed below:Belvidere Farm, 185 Pleasant St., Rockland, ME 04841Blue Lobster Cannabis, 200 Roosevelt Trail, Casco, ME 04015Cannabis Haven, 20 Union St. Unit C, Auburn, ME 04210Cannabis Haven, 1150 Center St., Auburn, ME 04210Cannabis Haven, 341 Main St., Waterville, ME 04901Cannabis Haven, 806 Sabattus St. Suite 2, Lewiston, ME 04240Cannabis Haven, 265 Western Ave., Augusta, ME 04330Cheech & Chong, 268 Hammond St., Bangor, ME 04401Friendly Fire, 72 Emery St. Unit 105, Sanford, ME 04073Garden Lites 420, 16 North Main St., Peru, ME 04290GreenLife Guilford, 6 Hudson Ave., Guilford, ME 04443GreenLife Milo, 19 Park St., Milo, ME 04463Harbor Harvest, 1048 Atlantic Highway, Warren, ME 04864Higher Grounds of Maine, 45 Wharf St., Portland, ME 04101Hi-Lo Dispensary, 435 Maine St., Poland, ME 04274Humble Family Farms, 415 Sabattus St. Suite A, Lewiston, ME 04240Meristem, 11 Seal Cove Road, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679Pho King Great Cannabis, 1114 Hammond St. Suite 2, Bangor, ME 04401Rose Mary Jane, 327 Saint John St., Portland, ME 04102Royal Leaf Apothecary, 415 Main St., Presque Isle, ME 04769Schedule 1, 94 Portland St. Unit 1, Portland, ME 04101Sweet Relief, 1 Priest Road, Northport, ME 04849The OCP said all adult-use cannabis is required to have a label affixed to the package that indicates the product’s batch number. The batch number for each recalled product is listed below, as well as the dates they were sold.Frosted Enigma 1/8-ounce flower: Batch number 1A40D0300005BCD000007095, sold Oct. 24 – Nov. 20Frosted Enigma 0.5-gram, 1-gram, 2-gram and 3.5-gram pre-rolls (singles and multipacks): Batch number 1A40D0300005BCD000006998, sold Oct. 15 – Nov. 21Gold Dust 1/8-ounce flower: Batch number 1A40D0300005BCD000007094, sold Oct. 21 – Nov. 21Gold Dust 0.5-gram, 1-gram, 2-gram, and 3.5-gram pre-rolls (singles and multi-packs): Batch number 1A40D0300005BCD000006994, sold Oct. 15 – Nov. 21Blackberry Pie 0.5-gram, 1-gram and 2-gram pre-rolls (singles and multi-packs): Batch number 1A40D03000014B5000002262, sold Nov. 7 – Dec. 2Sour Cookies 0.5-gram, 1-gram and 2-gram pre-rolls (singles and multi-packs): Batch number 1A40D03000014B5000002263, sold Nov. 7 – Dec. 2Street Tartz 0.5-gram and 1-gram pre-rolls (singles and multi-packs): Batch number 1A40D03000014B5000002264, sold Nov. 7 – Dec. 2The photos below show where the batch number can be found on the label.Consumers who purchased the affected products should return them to the retailer or dispose of them.The OCP said anyone who has ingested the affected products and is experiencing symptoms or adverse reactions should immediately contact a health care provider or call 911 if there is a medical emergency.More information about the recall is available on the OCP website.