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CM Spencer Farms LLC license revoked in New York

New York cannabis regulator has deactivated both cultivator and distributor licenses held by CM Spencer Farms LLC.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
August 27, 2026 · 9:38 AM ET
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CM Spencer Farms LLC has lost its adult-use cultivator and distributor licenses in New York, according to the state license roster updated August 27. The company held license nos. OCM-CULT-24-000045 and OCM-DIST-24-000055, both of which remain registered in official records but are no longer active.

The closure follows a wave of license deactivations in New York on the same date: Empire Distribution Group LLC, Claverack Creek Farm, URBAN WORLD LLC, and Upsprout LLC also had their licenses revoked. A sixth operation, Humble Hill Farm LLC, was deactivated two days earlier. No stated reason for the revocations was provided in the roster.

New York's adult-use market currently supports 877 open retail locations, 247 cultivators, and 509 manufacturers. Watch whether the state regulator issues guidance on the cause of these simultaneous license revocations, which could signal either enforcement action or a systematic compliance issue.

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