Tree Amigos Cannabis LLC's Canyon retail location license deactivated in New Mexico
Canyon location closure is one of at least 12 retail licenses deactivated in New Mexico on Sept. 12, suggesting ongoing churn in the state's retail landscape.
FILE — closure · Ivan Radic / CC BY 2.0Tree Amigos Cannabis LLC's Canyon retail dispensary license became inactive on September 12, according to New Mexico's state license roster. The deactivation occurred amid a broader wave of retail closures that same day—at least 11 other retail or retailer licenses were simultaneously marked inactive, including locations operated by Purlife Holdings, Vireo of Santa Fe, Grande Cultivation Collective, and several others.
New Mexico's adult-use market currently maintains 1,006 open retail locations and 1,075 active cultivation licenses. The September 12 deactivations suggest operational or compliance challenges across multiple operators, though the specific cause of each closure is not public in the provided data. The state's cannabis sales remain modest, with roughly $47–50 million in documented revenue across recent months.
Watch for clarification on whether these closures reflect voluntary exits, license expirations, or regulatory enforcement—and whether additional retail deactivations follow in coming weeks.