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Mythic Gardens cultivator license marked inactive in Vermont

Vermont's license roster shows Mythic Gardens' cultivator license no longer active; closure is part of a wave affecting the state's supply chain.

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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Mythic Gardens, a Vermont cultivator, has had its license (SCLT0087) marked as no longer active, according to the state license roster updated August 30. The closure arrives amid a broader upheaval in Vermont's cannabis supply chain: at least 11 other licensed operators—spanning cultivation, manufacturing, extraction, and retail—have exited the market over the past week alone.

Vermont maintains 284 open cultivation licenses and 105 active retail locations as of the latest update, suggesting the state's licensed network remains structurally intact despite recent exits. Monthly sales data shows adult-use volume hovering near $13 million across the first half of 2026, a relatively flat baseline. Whether Mythic Gardens' exit signals operational stress or routine license relinquishment remains unclear from available records.

Watch for any pattern statements from Vermont's cannabis regulator clarifying whether these recent closures reflect market consolidation, compliance issues, or routine transitions. The timing and volume of deactivations in late August may indicate seasonal or regulatory pressures on mid-sized producers.

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