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Cloudy Day Farm LLC cultivation license deactivated in Vermont

Vermont grower's license status shift follows wave of closures across state's cannabis sector.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
August 15, 2026 · 9:53 AM ET
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Cloudy Day Farm LLC, a Vermont cultivator holding license SCLT0075, is no longer active according to the state license roster as of August 15. The deactivation marks the latest in a cluster of operator exits: at least 11 other Vermont cannabis licenses—spanning cultivators, retailers, and manufacturers—have been marked inactive since August 8.

The timing suggests sector-wide pressure. Vermont maintains 295 open cultivation licenses and 107 retail locations against monthly adult-use sales of roughly $13 million (June 2026), implying tight margins and possible consolidation. A mid-August regulatory shift around federal hemp definitions may also be weighing on operators.

Watch whether closures continue at this pace and whether remaining cultivators report supply or compliance challenges. Official statements on reasons for deactivations would clarify whether this reflects market contraction, regulatory enforcement, or voluntary exits.

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