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Hidden Valley Farm LLC (Kingdom Canna) license deactivated in Vermont

Vermont's license roster shows Kingdom Canna inactive as of Aug. 30, part of a cluster of at least 12 closures in the state within one week.

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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Hidden Valley Farm, LLC doing business as Kingdom Canna has had its license deactivated in Vermont, according to the state license roster. The closure adds to a notably compressed wave of license deactivations across the state's cannabis sector in late August, with at least 11 other operators going inactive between Aug. 21–30.

Vermont maintains 105 active retail licenses, 284 cultivation permits, and 85 manufacturing endorsements as of the update date, suggesting the market continues to operate at scale despite recent churn. Monthly sales data through June 2026 show consistent retail volumes around $13 million, with no apparent disruption visible in that trailing metric.

The cluster of near-simultaneous deactivations warrants observation: whether this reflects seasonal compliance audits, regulatory enforcement, or voluntary exits tied to market conditions remains unclear from available data. Monitoring Vermont's monthly sales figures for July and beyond may clarify whether these closures presage broader consolidation pressure.

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