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Catskill Food Company LLC loses active processor license in New York

New York's cannabis license roster shows Catskill Food Company LLC no longer active, part of a single-day batch that includes five other closures.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 23, 2026 · 9:38 AM ET

Closed sign hanging in a shop door — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Catskill Food Company LLC, holder of adult-use processor license OCM-PROC-24-000087, has been removed from New York's active license roster as of September 23, according to state records. The company's loss of status adds to a broader churn cycle: the same day saw five other licensees—Nicless LLC, BRINKROC CONSULTING LLC, Stop 30 LLC, Lifted NY Corp., and SJR Horticulture LLC—marked inactive across cultivation and processing.

New York currently operates 512 active manufacturing licenses and 244 cultivation sites. The simultaneous batch of closures, paired with concurrent license issuances (Olio and Golden Log as new manufacturers, Kloud 9 Gardenz as cultivation, East Coast Buds as retail) and three ownership transfers, reflects typical market consolidation in the state's maturing adult-use program.

The precise reason for Catskill Food Company's deactivation—surrender, enforcement action, or expiration—is not specified in the state roster. Watch whether the company reapplies or whether its license category remains vacant; processor capacity constraints have periodically influenced bottleneck concerns in New York's supply chain.

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