Budder Pros LLC Coors Blvd retail license deactivated in New Mexico
One of at least 12 retail dispensary licenses deactivated on New Mexico's roster in mid-September, amid broader market turnover.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Budder Pros LLC's Coors Boulevard retail location lost active status on the New Mexico cannabis license roster as of September 12, according to state records. The deactivation appears part of a larger wave: at least 11 other retail dispensary licenses—including multi-location operators Purlife Holdings and Vireo of Santa Fe—were marked inactive on the same date.
New Mexico's adult-use market remains substantially licensed, with 1,006 open retail locations and 1,075 active cultivation licenses as of late September. Recent reporting has documented enforcement activity, including a September seizure of 21,000 pounds at an illegal Estancia farm, suggesting regulatory pressure on unlicensed operations.
Watch whether the cluster of September deactivations reflects enforcement, voluntary compliance, or operational churn typical of market maturation. Clarification of Budder Pros's status—whether voluntary surrender, license expiration, or suspension—would indicate which dynamic is driving closures.