THC Growers licensed as manufacturing operator in Washington

THC Growers joins at least 11 other new manufacturing licensees approved by Washington on August 12.

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

August 12, 2026 · 4:04 AM ET

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THC Growers received a manufacturing license in Washington on August 12, according to the state license roster. The approval arrived as part of a batch that included at least 11 other newly licensed manufacturers the same day, among them Forever Green, Growing Like a Weed, TRXLR, Spark Industries, and Edgemont Group, LLC.

Washington's manufacturing sector now stands at 1,009 open operations, according to the latest state data. The single-day cohort suggests sustained licensing activity in the state's adult-use market, though the context for these approvals—whether they reflect a surge in applications, routine processing, or other factors—is not evident from available data.

Worth tracking: whether this batch of new manufacturing licenses correlates with any shifts in Washington's retail footprint (currently 482 open locations) or cultivation capacity (973 operations), which would help clarify demand trends in the state's supply chain.

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