All Bliss Cannabis license lapses in Vermont, third closure reported this week
State license roster shows All Bliss Cannabis, LLC no longer active, following two other Vermont cannabis license closures reported in recent days.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0All Bliss Cannabis, LLC is no longer listed as an active license holder in Vermont, according to the state license roster, as first reported by State license roster.
The closure is the third such deactivation flagged in Vermont's cannabis sector this week. It follows reports that Rhize Cannabis Company, LLC and Craft Cannabis Co. Manufacturing, LLC also had licenses go inactive, alongside a separate closure involving Last Minute Farm, all logged via the same state roster between July 25 and July 27, 2026.
The string of closures comes as Vermont regulators have been active on multiple fronts. The Vermont Cannabis Control Board recently updated purchase limits and lab testing guidance, and state lawmakers doubled the daily cannabis purchase limit in an effort to compete with the illicit market, according to VTDigger. Separately, MMJDaily reported that the owner of Forbins Finest faces an $80,000 fine for sabotaging a suspended facility, an incident distinct from the All Bliss closure but indicative of continued regulatory scrutiny of licensed operators in the state.
Statewide, Vermont currently lists 112 open retail licenses, 321 open cultivation licenses, 92 open manufacturing licenses, and 2 open labs, per state license stats. No pending applications are recorded in the current dataset, and revenue and monthly sales figures were not available in this dataset. Against that backdrop, the loss of All Bliss Cannabis's license represents a small fraction of the state's licensed footprint, though the clustering of three closures within days suggests a period of turnover among smaller or newer operators.
No official license record specific to All Bliss Cannabis was available beyond its now-inactive status, and the reason for the closure was not specified in the available data. It remains unclear whether the deactivation reflects a voluntary wind-down, a lapsed renewal, or enforcement action.
What to watch next
Given the recent regulatory changes—including expanded purchase limits and new pesticide guidance from the Vermont CCB—it will be worth watching whether additional license closures follow as the market adjusts to revised rules. Whether All Bliss Cannabis's closure is linked to broader compliance or market pressures affecting Vermont's cultivation- and manufacturing-heavy licensee base is not established in the current record.