Chubby Cat Cannabis license no longer active in Oregon
One of Chubby Cat Cannabis's two Oregon licenses has been deactivated; at least 11 other operators lost active status on the same date.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Chubby Cat Cannabis has lost an active license in Oregon, according to the state license roster updated August 8. The company retains two active licenses—a recreational processor and producer permit—but the deactivated license suggests a partial operational shutdown or license modification rather than total closure.
The deactivation occurred alongside at least 11 other Oregon cannabis licenses becoming inactive on the same date, including operations such as SugarTop Buddery, Arcanna, and Gas Station Genetics. This cluster of simultaneous closures may reflect routine license expirations, non-renewals, or enforcement actions, though the state roster does not specify cause.
Oregon's adult-use market remains substantive, with 758 active retail locations and 1,353 cultivation operations as of the update. Whether Chubby Cat's remaining licenses will continue operating or face further deactivation warrants monitoring of future roster updates.