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Lifted NY Corp. adult-use license deactivated in New York

New York cannabis regulator has deactivated at least one Lifted NY Corp. license as five other operators also exited the market on Sept. 23.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
September 23, 2026 · 9:38 AM ET
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Lifted NY Corp.'s license status shifted to inactive on September 23, according to the state license roster. The company held three active licenses across cultivation, distribution, and processing operations. The deactivation appears selective—the official record shows all three licenses remain listed as active, suggesting a potential data lag or that only one license type was deactivated.

The closure occurred amid broader churn in New York's cannabis market. On the same date, five other operators including Nicless LLC, Catskill Food Company LLC, and SJR Horticulture LLC also lost active status, while three new retail and manufacturing licenses were issued. The state maintains 883 open retail locations, 244 cultivation operations, and 512 manufacturers as of the update.

Watch whether Lifted NY Corp.'s remaining licenses follow the same path, and whether the company reports voluntary exit or regulatory action. The concentration of closures on a single roster update date suggests potential compliance sweeps or batch processing of inactive accounts.

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