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M.C. Spectrum retail license marked inactive in Oregon

Recreational retailer's license status shifts to inactive per state roster; closure is among six posted today.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
September 2, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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M.C. Spectrum, a recreational retailer operating under Oregon license 050-1023563016E, no longer appears active on the state's license roster as of September 2. The closure is one of at least six license deactivations recorded on the state roster today, alongside simultaneous openings of new distribution and retail operators.

Oregon's active retail base stood at 756 locations as of the latest roster update, with manufacturing and cultivation operations at 263 and 1,347 respectively. August sales data showed continued market activity, though year-to-date revenue figures remain incomplete in available records.

The timing and cause of M.C. Spectrum's deactivation are not detailed in available license records. Operators should monitor whether the state provides formal closure notices clarifying whether the license lapsed, was voluntarily surrendered, or revoked.

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