Gotham Greens continues production, retail expansion
Added on 16 October 2021
Gotham Greens has also increased its brand presence across the foodservice industry through partnerships with Sweetgreen, Purple Carrot, and Just Salad, featuring Gotham Greens' leafy greens and herbs, dressings, and pesto sauces. Each partnership is grounded in a shared mission to put plant-based foods at the center of the table and reinforces the increasing importance of choosing sustainable produce among consumers today.
In addition to its retail and foodservice business expansion, Gotham Greens continues to expand its national greenhouse network to meet increased demand. The company's ninth hydroponic greenhouse, the first phase of a 10-acre project located near the University of California-Davis, is set to open next month. Gotham Greens produce will be widely available throughout California, including national and regional retailers such as Whole Foods Market and Raley's.
Alongside this growth and charged with continuing to drive momentum, Gotham Greens recently hired produce and CPG industry sales veterans Brian Orr and Jeff McKinnon who bring strong track records of growth and success. Orr brings 25 years of experience in sales, including 15 years at Bonduelle Fresh Americas and Ready Pac Foods, where he most recently served as Vice President of Business Development. McKinnon brings more than 20 years of experience climbing the sales ranks at Procter & Gamble, Clorox, Diageo and most recently Organic Girl.
"On the heels of our 10th anniversary in operation, Gotham Greens is on track to achieving our biggest year ever with exciting momentum heading into 2022," says Viraj Puri, Co-Founder and CEO of Gotham Greens. "We are committed to bringing our brand of local and sustainably grown salad greens and herbs, along with our line of fresh dressings, dips and cooking sauces, to more consumers up and down the West Coast and in more regions in the future."
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