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Growing Renaissance Farm location rebrands to Growing Renaissance LLC in New York

Entity name change logged as New York cannabis license roster shows continued compliance activity across cultivation, retail, and distribution.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

October 7, 2026 · 9:38 AM ET

Cannabis plants inside a commercial greenhouse — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Growing Renaissance Farm's licensed location has changed its licensee name to Growing Renaissance LLC, according to New York's state license roster. The change was recorded on October 7, part of a broader batch of structural updates filed the same day across the state's cannabis supply chain.

The rebranding sits within a larger wave of entity formalization in New York. On the same date, five other operators underwent name changes—including Trucann, N&M Farms, and Create Goodness (now CDS Brands)—while two new cultivation licenses (HarvestHub Inc. and Enzo Farms LLC) and one new distribution operator (ATR Processing LLC) were added. The state also issued a retail license to City Dispensary, Inc., against a backdrop of 885 open retail locations and 250 active cultivation licenses.

Watch whether the name-to-LLC conversions signal a filing-compliance push by regulators or reflect operator restructuring. The simultaneous issuance of three new production-chain licenses suggests New York's market continues absorbing fresh entrants despite the maturation of existing operations.

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