Vermont Greenery LLC license deactivated as state sees wave of cultivator closures
Vermont Greenery LLC joins at least nine other operators losing active status in late July and early August, even as new licenses are issued.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Vermont Greenery LLC's cultivator license (CLTV0361) is no longer active, according to state license records updated August 1. The closure is part of a broader churn: at least nine other Vermont cannabis operators—including Friendly Farmers, Terpslurper Farms, and Birdseye Botanicals—lost active status in the same two-day window (July 31–August 1), per the state license roster.
The wave of deactivations occurs against mixed signals. Vermont's licensed cultivation base remains substantial at 314 open operators, and two new licenses were issued on July 30 (All Bliss Cannabis for cultivation and Rhize Cannabis Company for manufacturing). Yet recent reporting has highlighted price pressures: Vermont cannabis prices are roughly double those in neighboring Massachusetts, a gap that may reflect supply constraints or licensing dynamics.
The reason for Vermont Greenery LLC's deactivation is not disclosed in available records. Monitoring whether the closures reflect voluntary exits, enforcement actions, or license expirations will clarify whether the state is experiencing structural consolidation or compliance-driven attrition.