CTW license deactivated in Oregon; 11 other operators also lose status
Oregon's state license roster shows CTW and at least 11 other cannabis operators no longer active as of Sept. 29.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0CTW's license has been marked inactive on Oregon's state license roster, according to records updated Sept. 29. The deactivation occurs alongside at least 11 other operator closures flagged the same day, including Quickies, Brothers Cannabis, Diem, Holy Grail, Electric Lettuce Montavilla, and Oregon Euphorics—suggesting a potential batch processing of license status changes rather than isolated failures.
Oregon maintains 752 active retail locations, 1,349 cultivation licenses, and 262 manufacturing licenses as of the roster update. July and August sales data show the market processing roughly $150 million in monthly volume. No detail on CTW's specific operational or compliance status is available from the roster alone.
The timing and multiplicity of these deactivations merit tracking: whether they reflect voluntary surrenders, regulatory action, or administrative housekeeping. Next step is watching whether Oregon's regulator clarifies the reason behind the batch closure.