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Snapple Warehouse warehouse changes licensee name to Domino Farms in New York

New York cannabis license records show Snapple Warehouse distributor and processor operations reassigned to Domino Farms, part of a wave of licensee name changes across the state.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 30, 2026 · 9:38 AM ET

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Snapple Warehouse, holder of an active adult-use distributor and processor license in New York, has transferred its licensee designation to Domino Farms, according to state license roster data. The warehouse operation maintains both its distributor license (OCM-DIST-24-000026) and processor license (OCM-PROC-24-000033) in active status under the new name.

The transfer is one of at least eight documented licensee name changes filed in New York on September 30, suggesting a broader period of operational restructuring or ownership alignment within the state's cannabis supply chain. The same day saw at least four license closures, including FingerLakes Cannabis Co., indicating continued churn in New York's market.

Watch whether regulatory filings clarify the business rationale for the name change—whether it reflects a merger, ownership shift, or operational consolidation. Domino Farms' assumption of dual distributor and processor roles suggests the entity is now positioned as a midstream player in New York's adult-use supply.

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