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Florascience Inc. hemp handler license no longer active in Oregon

State license roster shows Florascience Inc.'s hemp handler certificate has become inactive as Oregon sees continued operator churn.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
August 30, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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Florascience Inc.'s hemp handler certificate (no. 330-1065477IHH) is no longer active in Oregon, according to the state license roster. The closure marks another exit in what appears to be a wave of operator attrition: at least eight other licenses across cultivation, retail, and distribution have been deactivated in the past four days alone.

The timing coincides with new entrants entering Oregon's market. SKS was licensed as both a distribution and manufacturing operator on August 30, while Selma Happy Farm LLC and HQFarms received cultivation and retail licenses respectively over the same period. The churn suggests ongoing consolidation or margin pressure in the state's mature adult-use market, though the specific drivers behind Florascience's exit are not disclosed in available records.

Watch whether the pace of closures accelerates relative to new license issuances over coming weeks, which could indicate broader market stress or regulatory enforcement actions.

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