Brothers Cannabis license no longer active in Oregon
One of at least three Brothers Cannabis licenses has been deactivated as Oregon reports a wave of retail closures.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Brothers Cannabis lost at least one retail license, according to the state license roster updated September 29. The company still maintains two other active recreational retailer licenses in Oregon, per official records. The single deactivation joins at least eleven other Oregon cannabis license deactivations flagged the same day—including Electric Lettuce Montavilla, Diem, and Quickies—suggesting a broader snapshot of churn in the state's retail sector.
Oregon currently operates 752 open retail locations alongside 1,349 cultivation licenses and 262 manufacturing operations. Recent monthly sales data shows Oregon's August cannabis sales at roughly $77.6 million. The timing and scale of today's license updates—affecting retailers and manufacturers alike—warrants tracking whether operational or compliance pressures are driving the closures or if they reflect routine license expiration or voluntary exits.