Last Minute Farm license no longer active in Vermont

A Vermont cultivator has ceased operations, part of a broader wave of closures in the state's expanding market.

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

July 25, 2026 · 10:28 AM ET

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

Last Minute Farm's license has been marked inactive on Vermont's state roster, according to the Cannabis Control Board records. The Cultivator license (CLTV0360) was previously listed as active, though the exact reason for the closure was not disclosed in the license roster.

The deactivation is one of at least three facility closures reported in late July—All Bliss Cannabis, LLC and Rhize Cannabis Company, LLC licenses also became inactive around the same time. These closures arrive amid regulatory activity, including Vermont's recent doubling of daily purchase limits to curb illicit sales and expanded possession rules that took effect in June.

Vermont maintains 321 open cultivation licenses across its adult-use market, suggesting room for operational churn. Watch whether the recent regulatory changes—including stricter lab testing and pesticide guidance—correlate with further compliance-related closures or stabilization in the cultivator base.

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