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BANGI FIREWOOD license no longer active in Colorado

One cultivation license for BANGI FIREWOOD has gone inactive; four other licenses under the same operator remain active.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

August 4, 2026 · 10:08 AM ET

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According to Colorado's state license roster updated August 4, one cultivation license held by BANGI FIREWOOD is no longer active. However, four other cultivation licenses under the same operator—403R-01514, 403R-01515, 403R-01516, and 403R-01519—remain listed as active, suggesting a partial rather than full operational cessation.

The deactivation occurred amid a broader wave of license status changes in Colorado on the same date. State records show at least 11 other operators lost active status simultaneously, including LIVWELL (with two licenses flagged), MOUNTAIN HIGH 14047 LLC, ORTIZ CANNABIS LLC, and several others across cultivation, wholesale, and retail segments.

Colorado maintains 622 active cultivation licenses statewide as of August 4. The reason for BANGI FIREWOOD's single-license deactivation is not specified in state records; causes range from voluntary surrender to compliance action to administrative lapse. Whether the remaining four licenses will follow warrants monitoring.

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