C.G. Labs license deactivated in Colorado roster update

Product manufacturer's license marked inactive as Colorado registers batch of facility closures.

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C.G. Labs, a Colorado product manufacturer, has been marked inactive in the state license roster as of August 4, according to state records. The deactivation occurs alongside at least 11 other Colorado cannabis facility licenses—including retailers, distributors, and manufacturers—that were simultaneously removed from active status.

Official license records show two separate C.G. Labs product manufacturing licenses (404R-00414 and 404-00549) remain flagged as active in the state database, creating a discrepancy between the roster update and underlying license records. This gap suggests potential lag in regulatory database synchronization or an incomplete transition process.

Colorado maintains 318 active manufacturing licenses across its adult-use market. The simultaneous deactivation of multiple operators warrants monitoring for whether these represent voluntary surrenders, enforcement actions, or routine regulatory housekeeping.