LIVWELL license no longer active in Colorado

Colorado cannabis operator LIVWELL joins at least 11 other licensees deactivated on state roster as of August 4.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

August 4, 2026 · 10:08 AM ET

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LIVWELL's license has been marked inactive on Colorado's state license roster as of August 4, according to state records reviewed by Cannabis Newz. The operator held five active licenses across cultivation, product manufacturing, and retail operations prior to deactivation. The precise cause and timing of the license suspension or surrender is not specified in available state documents.

LIVWELL is among at least 12 Colorado cannabis licensees deactivated simultaneously on the state roster as of the same date, including retailers and cultivators such as Border Buds, Chillnow, and Ferrari Farms. The cluster of removals suggests a single regulatory action or batch processing event, though state communications have not clarified the underlying reason.

Colorado maintains 931 active retail locations, 622 cultivators, and 318 manufacturers across adult-use cannabis as of August 4. The immediate driver of these deactivations—whether enforcement action, voluntary surrenders, or administrative processing—remains to be clarified by state regulators.

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