Green Mountain Scientific Corp. manufacturer license deactivated in Vermont
Vermont's cannabis regulator has deactivated Green Mountain Scientific Corp.'s manufacturing license as part of a broader wave of closures affecting nine operators.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Green Mountain Scientific Corp., licensed as a manufacturer under permit MANU0019, is no longer active in Vermont as of August 1, according to the state license roster. The deactivation is one of nine operator closures recorded over two days, suggesting possible compliance actions or voluntary exits amid market pressures.
Vermont's cannabis market has shown modest but consistent sales—$13.3 million in May 2026—but faces structural constraints that may be pressuring operators. Recent reporting indicates Vermont cannabis prices run roughly double those in neighboring Massachusetts, potentially limiting retail demand and upstream profitability. Against this backdrop, new entrants All Bliss Cannabis and Rhize Cannabis Company were licensed, indicating continued interest despite closures.
The scale of simultaneous deactivations warrants monitoring: Vermont operates 314 cultivation, 92 manufacturing, and 111 retail licenses. Watch whether the closure rate stabilizes or accelerates, and whether price compression or regulatory enforcement explains the recent wave.