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Blue Sky Farm, LLC license deactivated in Vermont

Vermont's state license roster shows Blue Sky Farm, LLC no longer active, joining at least a dozen other operators deactivated this week.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 10, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

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

Blue Sky Farm, LLC's license has been removed from Vermont's active roster, according to the state license records updated September 10. The deactivation appears part of a broader wave: at least 12 other cannabis operators across cultivation, retail, and manufacturing have lost active status in Vermont since September 8, based on state registry updates.

Vermont's regulated market remains operational with 101 retail locations, 270 cultivators, 80 manufacturers, and 2 labs currently licensed. Monthly sales through June 2026 held steady near $13 million. The timing of these simultaneous deactivations—within days of each other—suggests possible regulatory action or batch license reviews, though no official statement from Vermont's Cannabis Control Board has been issued.

Watch for clarification on whether these closures reflect voluntary surrenders, compliance failures, or administrative review outcomes. The Vermont CCB held a working session on retail siting rules September 9, which may provide context on broader regulatory priorities affecting the market.

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