Ganja Girl Products license inactivated in Oregon amid batch of closures
Oregon state records show Ganja Girl Products' recreational producer license no longer active; at least 11 other operators deactivated on the same date.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Ganja Girl Products, a recreational cannabis producer in Oregon, has had its license inactivated, according to state license roster data published July 31. The company's license status changed despite appearing as active in official records. The reason for the deactivation was not disclosed in available records.
The closure coincides with at least 11 other Oregon cannabis license deactivations recorded the same day, including retailers, manufacturers, and labs such as Green Dragon Wholesale, Pakalolo PDX, and Hillsboro Laboratories LLC. The cluster suggests either a regulatory action, batch processing of expired licenses, or coordinated exits from the market.
Oregon currently maintains 759 active retail locations, 1,354 cultivation licenses, and 265 manufacturing operations. The state's total registered license count and reason for the July 31 batch deactivations remain unclear from available state statistics. Watch for clarification on whether these represent voluntary surrenders, regulatory enforcement, or expiration-based removals.