Supreme Greens retail license deactivated in California

Non-storefront retailer Supreme Greens loses active status on state roster amid ongoing market flux.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 20, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

Closed sign hanging in a shop door — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Supreme Greens, a non-storefront retail operator licensed under California's adult-use program, is no longer active according to the state license roster as of September 20. The deactivation follows a pattern of closures and new licensures across California's market: at least five other operators lost active status in the past three days (Yubra LLC, UplyftLA, Ice Truck Labs, Que Tees, and Genesis Manufacturing LLC), while five new licenses were issued to retail, distribution, and manufacturing operators.

The reason for Supreme Greens' deactivation is not specified in available records. Non-storefront retailers—which typically operate delivery or online models—represent a subset of California's 1,263 active retail licenses. The deactivation does not immediately clarify whether the operator voluntarily surrendered its license, faced enforcement action, or experienced administrative closure.

Watch whether the state releases additional detail on Supreme Greens' status, and monitor whether the broader pattern of closures correlates with licensing compliance reviews or market consolidation.

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