Lochness Corral recreational producer license becomes inactive in Oregon

State license roster shows closure of Lochness Corral alongside nine other Oregon cannabis operators on Aug. 8.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

August 8, 2026 · 9:51 AM ET

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

Lochness Corral, an Oregon recreational cannabis producer, is no longer listed as active on the state license roster as of Aug. 8, according to state license records. The operation held license 020-102508211B7. The closure is part of a larger wave: at least ten Oregon licenses became inactive on the same date, including cultivation and retail operations such as No Ka Oi Farms, Golden Jackal Farm, and SugarTop Buddery.

Oregon's active cultivation base—1,353 open operations as of the update—remains substantially stocked, though individual license deactivations appear routine in a maturing market. The state maintains 758 active retail locations and 266 manufacturing licenses. The timing and reason for Lochness Corral's closure are not disclosed in available records.

Watch whether these simultaneous deactivations reflect seasonal compliance cycles, voluntary closures, or enforcement actions—details that may clarify trends in Oregon's producer attrition rate.

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