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On Wednesday, August 27, 2025, the Cannabis Control Board held its monthly meeting, approving sixty-three license renewals. There were no initially licensed businesses. Notably, the Board heard from several individuals during public comment requesting that it reopen the application window for retailer licenses. The Board also discussed its upcoming work directed by legislators in Act 56 (2025). According to the CCB, there are currently 605 active licenses in place.
Read MoreShortcomings in law are impeding fairness and prosperity in the Vermont adult-use cannabis market. A closed application window for new retailer licenses is exacerbating these harms, but the Cannabis Control Board can mitigate this issue, and the industry calls on them to do so.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, July 30, 2025, the Cannabis Control Board held its monthly meeting, approving one initial license and fifty-five license renewals. The Board also held important discussions around intoxicating hemp-derived products, hemp processors, medical dispensaries, and retail relocation. According to the Cannabis Control Board, there are currently 614 active licenses in place.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, June 25, 2025, the Cannabis Control Board held its monthly meeting approving one initial license and sixty-six license renewals. Representatives from the Department of Environmental Conservation's Solid Waste Management Program were present to discuss the waste stream for regulated products. Chair Pepper gave an overview of Act 56 (2025), and the Board also engaged in discussions on various issues. According to the Cannabis Control Board, there are currently 618 active licenses.
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