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Craft Cannabis Co. Manufacturing relicensed in Vermont after brief lapse

Vermont manufacturing operator regains license three days after suspension, part of broader churn in state's adult-use supply chain.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

July 30, 2026 · 10:08 AM ET

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Craft Cannabis Co. Manufacturing, LLC has been licensed anew as a manufacturing operator in Vermont, according to the state license roster. The company's license had been inactive as of July 25, but was restored by July 30—a three-day lapse suggesting either a procedural renewal or reinstatement rather than a full operational restart.

The relicensing occurs amid significant turnover in Vermont's licensed cannabis supply chain. On the same day, three other operators—All Bliss Cannabis (cultivation), Rhize Cannabis Company (manufacturing), and Last Minute Farm (cultivation)—were all relicensed after similar brief suspensions. This pattern of license lapses and quick reactivations may indicate compliance reviews, administrative processing delays, or operational pauses within Vermont's adult-use system.

Vermont's manufacturing tier now stands at 93 open licenses. The state's market remains nascent, with May 2026 sales at $13.3 million year-to-date, suggesting supply-chain stability remains critical as the system scales. Watch whether these brief lapses become routine or signal underlying compliance or operational stress.

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