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Domino Farms rebrands as Snapple Warehouse under New York license

State license roster shows entity name change; reflects broader New York licensing activity spanning cultivation, retail, and distribution.

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

October 3, 2026 · 9:38 AM ET

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Domino Farms has changed its licensee name to Snapple Warehouse, according to New York's state license roster. The rebranding appears to be a standard entity restructuring rather than an operational change, though the rationale for the name shift is not specified in the registry.

The change occurs amid a wave of New York cannabis licensing activity. On the same day, state records show issuance of new licenses across cultivation (TK Growers LLC, SJR Horticulture LLC), retail (The Premium Bud LLC, Loud House INC, SUMMIT CANNABIS DISPENSARY), manufacturing (Sugarhouse Farms), distribution (SKX LLC, pioneer plant tech, Monument Mountain Farms), and microbusiness (Oasis Cannabis LLC) operators. New York's active retail footprint stands at 885 locations.

Watch for whether the Snapple Warehouse name change reflects a shift in ownership, management, or brand strategy that might emerge in future filings or operational data.

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