Claverack Creek Farm license revoked in New York cannabis market
State license roster shows Claverack Creek Farm no longer active; timing unclear as official records still show three active licenses.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Claverack Creek Farm, which held adult-use processor, cultivator, and distributor licenses in New York, is no longer active according to the state license roster as of August 27. The discrepancy between the roster status and official license records—which continue to show all three licenses as active—suggests either a reporting lag or pending administrative closure.
The closure comes amid broader churn in New York's cannabis supply chain. At least five other operators lost active status this week alone, including Empire Distribution Group LLC, CM Spencer Farms LLC, URBAN WORLD LLC, and Upsprout LLC, alongside Humble Hill Farm LLC on August 25. Simultaneously, multiple licensees underwent ownership or name changes, indicating both exits and transitions within the market.
Watch whether official license records are updated to reflect Claverack Creek Farm's inactive status and whether the farm files to renew or reinstate any of its three licenses. The timing and cause of deactivation—voluntary surrender, non-compliance, or administrative action—remain unclear and could signal operational challenges in New York's expanding but still-maturing processor and distribution network.