The New Mexico CCD has issued its first Notice of Contemplated Action (NCA) for 2026, LazyDaze ABQ LLC and its listed controller. The business, which holds a state license for a consumption area, is accused of multiple serious regulatory violations.
According to the CCD, inspections on July 23, October 21, and December 1 of 2025 revealed that LazyDaze was manufacturing and selling orally consumable products without a required manufacturing license. Additionally, the company was allegedly selling products outside its designated retail area, failing to provide proof of required lab testing, operating without a valid food permit, and allowing on-site consumption without securing proper local approvals.
The CCD cited five violations in total, backed by testimony, inspection reports, and photo/ video evidence. The agency has given the business 20 days to request a formal hearing or settlement discussion. If LazyDaze fails to respond, disciplinary action will move forward by default, with no opportunity for appeal.
LazyDaze started in 2004 as a small headshop in Austin, Texas, rooted in counterculture and alternative lifestyle retail. They operate multiple locations in the U.S.,
This case—filed as CCD Case No. 2026-001—marks the year’s first public enforcement move by regulators, perhaps setting a tone for stricter oversight across the state’s adult-use and medical markets.
