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BANGI FIREWOOD cultivation license marked inactive in Colorado

State license roster shows BANGI FIREWOOD license no longer active; five cultivation licenses remain registered as active.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster

September 2, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

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Colorado's state license roster flagged BANGI FIREWOOD as no longer active on September 2, according to the official record. The closure notice arrives as part of a broader batch of deactivations—SIMPLY PURE, STARGAZER FARMS LLC, M&J LLC, TRI-NETRA LLC, GROW INC, and CALISTOS GARDEN LLC also lost active status the same day.

BANGI FIREWOOD held five cultivation licenses (403R-01520, 403R-01518, 403R-01516, 403R-01514, 403R-01515), all still showing as active in the state's official registry. The discrepancy between the deactivation flag and active license records may indicate a lag in roster synchronization or pending administrative closure steps.

Watch for updates clarifying whether the deactivation is permanent or reflects a temporary status shift. Colorado maintains 604 active cultivation operations statewide; the impact of this closure and others announced simultaneously on overall cultivation capacity remains to be determined.

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