Plenty®

Today, 7-Eleven, Inc., announced a new venture with Plenty® to further its commitment to sustainability through the availability of fresh, sustainably grown produce in 7-Eleven® locations throughout California. 7-Eleven will offer lettuce from Plenty’s Compton, California indoor farm in salads sold at 1,300 stores across California. Customers can enjoy fresh, pesticide-free greens alongside premium ingredients in two classic salad options: The California Cobb and Chicken Caesar salads. "We are thrilled to introduce Plenty to our salad offerings and bring their innovative and sustainable approach to fresh produce to our customers," said Marissa Jarratt, Chief Marketing and Sustainability Officer at 7-Eleven. "As part of 7-Eleven’s Good Made Easy approach, we are continuing to find opportunities to offer products that not only meet our customers' expectations for quality and convenience but also contribute positively to environmental sustainability at scale." Click the link below to learn more about this innovative partnership!  https://lnkd.in/dmbxBjHp

Plenty invited interns from Te Ara Pōtiki to tour our research facility in Laramie, WY and learn from one of our plant scientists, Casey Shawver. Watch their short video to see inside Plenty's research hub and get Casey's advice for starting a career in Agricultural Sciences! https://lnkd.in/gu2D6aBE #agriculturecareers #plantscience #tearapotiki #agcareers #careeradvice

It’s estimated that 33% of world soil is already degraded, decreasing its ability to grow crops. 👆Swipe to find out how Plenty is finding a solution to this challenge that we face.

Today, we announced a multi-year, region-wide partnership to bring locally grown fresh produce to countries across the Gulf Cooperation Council. In a joint venture with Mawarid Holding Investment we plan to develop a network of up to five indoor vertical farms in the GCC in the next five years, with our first farm set to grow peak-season flavor strawberries in Abu Dhabi. In the UAE, 80% of the land is desert and only 0.7% of the land is arable. Developing local food production is essential to creating a more sustainable and secure food system that gives communities access to fresher, more nutritious food. To learn more, head to Reuters or watch Arama Kukutai and Kashif Shamsi share their take on the news. https://lnkd.in/gmefz6WD #InternationalExpansion #GCCagriculture #GCCnews #AgTech

We are proud to be a part of the CEA Alliance! Read more here https://lnkd.in/gG-26C4e

It’s estimated that 80% of marine pollution comes from the land! Want to learn how Plenty is doing things a little differently to reduce uncontrolled runoff pollution? Swipe to find out.

The power of towers! As leaves grow and spread, our towers dynamically space out, making room between the columns of greens for air to pass through and make our leaves their crispy, crunchy best.

👉 Swipe to learn about how we grow our Spring Mix pre-mixed so that our plants can thrive in a biodiverse environment 🤯

Ever wondered how our towers move around the farm? Being able to move our grow towers around the farm, as our crops grow from seedlings to fully-grown greens, allow us to dynamically space our towers - increasing airflow for crunchier, more sturdy leaves!