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Wild Legacy Cannabis license deactivated in Vermont; 12 operators offline in Sept.

Vermont's cannabis roster shows BIG Intelligence Group's Wild Legacy license no longer active, part of a cluster of at least dozen closures flagged since early September.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 8, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

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

BIG Intelligence Group LLC, operating as Wild Legacy Cannabis, has had its license deactivated in Vermont, according to the state's license roster updated September 8. The closure marks one of at least a dozen operator exits flagged in the past week—including FLŌRA Cannabis, Highly Recommended Vermont LLC, Down to the Roots, and Vermont Terps Cannabis—suggesting an unusual turnover window in the state's adult-use market.

Vermont's active retail, cultivation, and manufacturing bases remain substantial: 101 retail locations, 272 cultivators, and 81 manufacturers are licensed as of the roster update. Monthly sales data shows relatively flat volumes through mid-2026, hovering near $13 million, offering little immediate context for whether the cluster of closures reflects broader market stress or routine churn.

The scale and timing of these deactivations warrants tracking whether Vermont regulators issue public guidance on the cause—compliance failures, voluntary exits, or administrative lag—and whether the trend continues through September and beyond.

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