Snowbird Botanicals Cultivator License Marked Inactive in Vermont Roster Update
The Vermont license registry lists Snowbird Botanicals LLC as no longer active, part of a recent wave of cultivator and manufacturer closures in the state.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Snowbird Botanicals LLC's Vermont license is listed as no longer active, according to the state license roster, as first reported by State license roster.
The closure adds to a cluster of recent deactivations across Vermont's cannabis sector. In the past several days, the same roster has flagged closures for cultivators and manufacturers including Vermont Essentials Manufacturing, Bernis Dobis LLC (The Hashstead), Backcountry Botanicals, Birdseye Botanicals, Friendly Farmers, OK Organix (OK Farms), Green Mountain Scientific Corp., Vermont Greenery, Terpslurper Farms, Stillmore Farms, and Backwoods Farm. The repetition of names such as Birdseye Botanicals across multiple dates suggests the roster may be logging updates or corrections over time rather than a single wave of new closures.
Official license records show a Snowbird Botanicals LLC cultivator license, number SCLT0064, currently listed with an "Active" status. That record appears to conflict with the roster's closure listing, which may indicate a lag between administrative filings or a distinction between a specific license record and a broader company-level status change; the discrepancy has not been otherwise explained in available data.
The numbers
Vermont's licensed cannabis footprint remains substantial despite the string of closures, with the state reporting 311 open cultivation licenses, 111 open retail licenses, 90 open manufacturing licenses, and 2 open labs. Against that backdrop, a single cultivator closure represents a small fraction of the state's cultivation base.
Statewide monthly sales have stayed relatively flat in recent months, with figures near $13.2 million in May 2026, $13.0 million in April, $13.2 million in March, $12.1 million in February, $12.8 million in January, and $12.9 million in December 2025. The steadiness of sales alongside multiple license closures suggests consolidation or turnover among cultivators may not be significantly affecting aggregate market revenue.
What to watch next: it remains unclear whether Snowbird Botanicals' listed closure reflects a full business wind-down or an administrative status change, given the active designation on its SCLT0064 cultivator record. Continued monitoring of the state roster, along with any updates to license counts or monthly sales figures, may help clarify whether the recent string of Vermont cultivator and manufacturer closures reflects a broader trend of consolidation in the state's cannabis market.