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The Magg Dispensary license deactivated in Mississippi

The Magg Dispensary joins at least 11 other Mississippi cannabis operators whose licenses have been marked inactive since early September.

The Cannabis Newz Automated Desk
Machine-written from our data · source: State license roster
September 13, 2026 · 9:39 AM ET
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The Magg Dispensary, LLC's license is no longer active in Mississippi, according to the state license roster updated September 13. The deactivation is one of at least twelve operator licenses marked inactive across the state in the past nine days, spanning dispensaries, cultivation, and manufacturing entities.

Mississippi's medical cannabis market currently shows 185 active retail locations, 103 cultivation licenses, and 41 manufacturing permits operational, per state records. The cluster of recent deactivations—concentrated between September 5 and 13—suggests either routine administrative updates or a pattern worth monitoring for compliance or enforcement activity.

Watch whether additional license deactivations are reported in coming weeks and whether the state regulator provides context on whether these closures were voluntary, compliance-related, or administrative. The timing and volume may indicate operational challenges or a regulatory sweep.

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