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Domino Farms rebrand to Snapple Warehouse marks latest New York licensee name shift

State license records show Domino Farms reverting to Snapple Warehouse identity, part of broader October restructuring wave across New York cannabis operators.

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October 1, 2026 · 9:38 AM ET
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Domino Farms has changed its licensee name to Snapple Warehouse, according to New York state license roster data released today. The shift appears to reverse a prior name change: related coverage shows Snapple Warehouse itself changed to Domino Farms on September 30, suggesting the entities may have swapped identities or undergone a correction in state records.

The rebranding occurs amid a cluster of ownership-related changes across New York's cannabis market in late September and early October. At least nine other licensees underwent name changes in the same filing window, including Jerico Farms LLC, Trucann LLC, and multiple others—a pattern that may reflect administrative consolidations, ownership transfers, or corporate restructuring rather than operational closures.

New York's adult-use market currently operates 880 retail locations and 243 cultivation licenses. Two closures were also logged this week (FingerLakes Cannabis Co. and Naturae Oils). Watch whether these name-change clusters correlate with regulatory filings or signal broader portfolio reshuffling among larger operators.

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