Fillabong license deactivated in Washington; 12 operators off roster in batch update
State license roster shows Fillabong and 11 other operators no longer active; Washington retail base holds at 482 open locations.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Washington's cannabis license roster updated August 12 to show Fillabong and 11 other operators—including Point Edmund Retail Holdings, Stickys, Evolve Cannabis, Green Lady Hawks Prairie, JPC Holdings, Tru Greenthumb, DTC Holdings (multiple licenses), and Cannazone—with inactive status. The deactivations appear in a batch roster update but lack detail on timing or cause.
The state maintains 482 active retail licenses alongside 973 cultivation, 1,009 manufacturing, and 4 testing operations, suggesting the closures represent routine churn rather than a systemic contraction. No pending applications are listed, indicating market saturation or stabilization in retail licensing.
Watch next: state guidance or follow-up reporting on whether these reflect voluntary surrenders, compliance failures, or administrative consolidations—context that would clarify whether Washington's retail base faces pressure or is simply adjusting.