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Higher Frequency LLC license inactive in New Mexico amid broader retail closure wave

At least 12 New Mexico cannabis retailers lost active status on Sept. 12, including one Higher Frequency LLC location, as state tracks 1,006 open dispensaries.

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

September 12, 2026 · 9:40 AM ET

Closed sign hanging in a shop door — file photo, not the scene of this story.

Higher Frequency LLC's license status changed to inactive on September 12, according to New Mexico's state license roster. The company retains two other active retail dispensary licenses in the state, suggesting the closure is specific to one location rather than a full business exit.

The inactivation occurred alongside a broader wave of retail deactivations—at least 12 dispensary licenses lost active status the same day, affecting operators including Purlife Holdings, Vireo of Santa Fe, and Grande Cultivation Collective. State records show 1,006 open retail dispensaries remain operational in New Mexico as of the update.

The pattern suggests possible routine license expirations or compliance issues rather than a market-wide shock. Watch for whether Higher Frequency's remaining two licenses remain stable or face similar status changes in coming weeks.

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