Green Central Station Retail Menaul license deactivated in New Mexico
One Albuquerque dispensary license went inactive as state roster shows over a dozen retail closures in September.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Green Central Station Retail Menaul's license was deactivated as of September 12, according to New Mexico's state license roster. The closure marks one among at least 12 retail licenses that transitioned to inactive status on the same date, suggesting a coordinated audit, compliance review, or processing action by state regulators rather than scattered operational failures.
New Mexico's adult-use cannabis market remains robust: the state counted 1,006 active retail locations and roughly $150 million in statewide sales across recent months. However, license records indicate the company held two active Retail Dispensary Location licenses prior to the deactivation, raising questions about operational consolidation or regulatory action. Recent law enforcement activity in the state, including a large illegal cultivation seizure in Estancia, underscores ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
What to watch: whether the deactivated licenses are permanently closed or suspended pending remediation, and whether the September 12 batch of closures correlates to a state compliance sweep or license renewal cycle.