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Medical Marijuana Timely Applicants

File date 02-NOV-26 (compared with 30-OCT-26) — applications listed — jurisdictions Source file

Changes since the 30-OCT-26 file

0added
−900removed

No applications were added. Of the 900 removed, 899 are dispensaries in the seven states where the Justice Department announced the first dispensary registrations on Oct. 30: Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, South Dakota, Texas, Virginia and West Virginia. The other removal is one Colorado manufacturer. DEA's file does not say why a row was removed. DEA's stated reasons for removal are a granted registration, a withdrawn application, or an applicant no longer being considered timely.

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State Dispensary Manufacturer Distributor Total Since 30-OCT Share

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This page is not a DEA or Department of Justice publication. It reorganizes DEA's publicly posted data for readability; DEA's file controls. Data reproduced from DEA's published text file dated 02-NOV-26 and compared row by row, by control number, with the 30-OCT-26 file. No rows changed state or activity between the two files. Each row is one application: the state is taken from the applicant's business address, and the control number is DEA's unique identifier for the application. The file lists no applicant names.
DEA states the list may change as timely applicants are granted registrations, withdraw their applications, or are no longer considered timely applicants. DEA Medical Marijuana Information page.
Registrations announced Oct. 30: Justice Department press release. The release says the first registrations cover "more than 900 dispensaries" and gives no per-state counts.