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LEPOW EXTRACTS license marked inactive on Colorado roster

Colorado state records show LEPOW EXTRACTS product manufacturing license no longer active, part of at least a dozen closures flagged Oct. 2.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
October 2, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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LEPOW EXTRACTS, a Colorado product manufacturer licensed under no. 404R-00444, has been marked inactive on the state license roster as of October 2, according to Colorado's official license records. The closure appears part of a larger wave: at least 11 other Colorado cannabis operators—including extract makers, cultivators, and retailers—had their licenses deactivated on the same date, per state filings.

Colorado's active licensed base remains substantial, with 912 retail locations, 589 cultivation sites, and 304 manufacturing facilities currently operating. State monthly sales data through June 2026 show Colorado cannabis commerce continuing, though the precise cause and scope of the October closures—whether voluntary surrenders, enforcement actions, or administrative changes—are not specified in available records.

Watch whether additional closure filings appear on the state roster in coming weeks and whether regulators issue guidance on the batch of deactivations.

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