TAOS FARMS LLC Rover Blvd retail license deactivated in New Mexico
Taos Farms' Rover Boulevard retail location joins at least 11 other dispensaries deactivated on state license roster same day.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Taos Farms LLC's retail license for its Rover Boulevard location in New Mexico is no longer active, according to the state license roster updated September 12. The deactivation appears part of a broader administrative action: at least 11 other retail and manufacturing licenses across the state were marked inactive the same day, including locations operated by Purlife Holdings, Northern Farms, and Fire and Ash.
The timing and simultaneity of the closures—all logged within minutes on September 12—suggests a possible batch license review or compliance sweep rather than individual business failures. New Mexico's retail market remains relatively intact, with 1,006 open retail locations and 1,075 cultivation licenses active statewide as of mid-September.
The deactivation warrant follow-up on whether Taos Farms intends to reapply, relocate, or exit the market entirely. Given that official records show two active licenses under the Taos Farms name, clarity on their consolidated status would help clarify the company's standing in the state.