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Sustainable Farms, LLC rebrands to Abraxas in California

A California cannabis licensee operating under Sustainable Farms has changed its trade name to Abraxas, per state records.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk

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

September 15, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET

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Sustainable Farms, LLC has undergone a licensee name change to Abraxas, according to California's state license roster. The rebranding, recorded September 15, reflects a shift in the entity's operational identity within the state's regulated market.

The move occurs amid continued churn in California's cannabis sector. State records show concurrent license openings—including new retailers Flor Del Carmen (equity-designated) and CALI LOVE & CLARKIE'S—and closures, including WeedWay (equity retailer) and Legacy Pharms. California maintains 1,266 open retail locations, 4,353 cultivation licenses, and 437 manufacturing permits as of late September.

Watch whether the Abraxas name change signals a strategic repositioning, operational restructuring, or simply a rebranding effort. The reason for the licensee name shift is not disclosed in state records.

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