Miracle Farms LLC license marked inactive in Colorado roster update
Product manufacturer and cultivator joins dozen-plus closures flagged in single Colorado license roster sync on Oct. 2.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Miracle Farms LLC, holding active product manufacturer and cultivation licenses in Colorado, has been marked as no longer active according to the state license roster updated October 2. The company's two licenses—Product Manufacturer no. 404R-00534 and Cultivation no. 403R-01239—appear in the official registry as active, but the closure notice suggests a discrepancy now under state tracking.
The deactivation is part of a larger batch: at least 11 other Colorado licensees across manufacturing, extraction, and retail were simultaneously flagged as inactive on the same date. The closures span product types and business sizes, from concentrates makers to cultivation operations, pointing to either a routine license-status audit or a wave of operational discontinuations.
Colorado's active retail base remains substantial at 912 locations, with 589 cultivation and 304 manufacturing licenses still operational. The next watch point is whether the state publishes closure or enforcement details—routine deactivations versus compliance actions carry different market signals.