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BANGI FIREWOOD cultivation license marked inactive in Colorado roster update

Colorado state records show BANGI FIREWOOD license no longer active; five other operators also lost licensure in same update.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 2, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

Closed sign hanging in a shop door — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Colorado's cannabis license roster recorded BANGI FIREWOOD as no longer active on September 2, according to state records. The closure notice appeared alongside inactive status filings for at least five other operators—SIMPLY PURE, STARGAZER FARMS LLC, M&J LLC, TRI-NETRA LLC, GROW INC, and CALISTOS GARDEN LLC—suggesting a routine batch license status update rather than an isolated enforcement action.

Official Colorado license records show BANGI FIREWOOD held five active cultivation licenses as of the data snapshot (nos. 403R-01520, 403R-01518, 403R-01516, 403R-01515, 403R-01514). The discrepancy between those active-status records and the roster inactivation notice suggests either a lag in data synchronization or recent license suspension or voluntary surrender. No enforcement action details or closure reason is provided in available records.

Colorado maintains 604 open cultivation licenses statewide across 925 retail locations. Watch for any formal statement from the state regulator explaining the timing and cause of BANGI FIREWOOD's status change, which would clarify whether this reflects voluntary exit, compliance failure, or administrative processing.

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