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Florist VT LLC cultivator license no longer active in Vermont

Vermont cultivator license deactivation marks latest in wave of closures affecting state's adult-use supply chain.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
September 7, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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Florist VT LLC, a Vermont cultivator licensed under number SCLT0103, has ceased operations, according to state license roster data published September 7. The closure adds to at least 11 other Vermont cannabis business licenses deactivated in the first week of September alone, spanning cultivators, manufacturers, and retailers.

Vermont's adult-use market currently operates with 274 active cultivation licenses, 104 retail locations, and 84 manufacturers across a population-base adult-use framework. Monthly sales through June 2026 remained modest at approximately $13 million, suggesting sustained market constraints or limited consumer engagement. The pattern of September deactivations across multiple license types warrants monitoring for signs of regulatory enforcement actions, compliance failures, or broader market consolidation.

Watch whether the rate of license deactivations accelerates or stabilizes in coming weeks, and whether state regulators issue guidance on underlying causes—whether voluntary surrenders, compliance issues, or economic pressure.

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