Fact check
“StayCon did not respond to questions from The Denver Gazette and ProPublica about its recall.”
Reasoning
The ProPublica article titled "StayCon Marijuana Company Recalls Dozens of Contaminated Products" includes the sentence: "StayCon, a Pueblo County-based company doing business as Craft, did not respond to questions from The Denver Gazette and ProPublica about its recall." This directly confirms the claim.
On confidence: The claim is directly supported by a primary source article from ProPublica, which explicitly states that StayCon did not respond to questions from The Denver Gazette and ProPublica.
Important context
The statement comes from investigative reporting on the recall and reflects the company's lack of comment at the time of reporting.
Evidence
Supporting (2)
- Tier 1 — Primary sourceStayCon Marijuana Company Recalls Dozens of Contaminated Products — ProPublica
contaminants in them and were passed to the public?” Mathis said. StayCon, a Pueblo County-based company doing business as Craft, did not respond to questions from The Denver Gazette and ProPublica about its recall. Even as the new testing…
- Tier 1 — Primary sourceStayCon Marijuana Company Recalls Dozens of Contaminated Products — ProPublica
many samples were not tested but have contaminants in them and were passed to the public?” Mathis said. StayCon, a Pueblo County-based company doing business as Craft, did not respond to questions from The Denver Gazette and ProPublica…
Limitations
The evidence is limited to the cited ProPublica article; no additional sources were provided to corroborate the lack of response from other outlets or later statements.
- Last verified:
- Sep 27, 2026, 4:21 AM CDT
- Pipeline:
- 2.1.0
- Claim type:
- Factual
Where this claim appeared
Colorado Marijuana Company Voluntarily Recalls Dozens of Contaminated Products Amid State Regulatory DelaysProPublica · Christopher Osher