Tag: vertical farming

Crop One Holdings, an industry leader in technology-driven indoor vertical farming, today announced its second U.S. farm, located in Hazle Township, Pennsylvania.

While vertical farming techniques have recently been producing an increasing amount of our food requirements, Local Leaf Farms, an innovative company with big ideas has developed a novel approach to further reduce food miles and logistics headaches.

It’s as certain as anything can be: vertical farming will play an increasingly important role in the future produce industry.

Vertical Harvest, Inc., a hydroponic, vertical farming company based in Jackson, Wyoming, and FundHER World Capital, a private equity venture capital fund specializing in investing in women-led companies, together with DRA Family Office, today announced a financial partnership that will support the expansion plans for Vertical Harvest's urban vertical farm locations, starting with the large-scale farm in Maine.

Kalera Public Limited Company, a vertical farming company, announced today that it intends to divest its subsidiary, Vindara, and the assets of its international business.

The extra room in the bowl allows for "maximum shakability": Once the toppings and dressing are added, the salad is properly tossed with a couple of quick shakes, and all components end up well-combined and coated with dressing, lending itself to forkful after forkful of flavor-layered bite.

Eden Green Technology, a next-generation indoor agriculture company, today announced its continued momentum with the opening of a new 2-acre vertical greenhouse in Cleburne, TX, as well as the onsite expansion of an additional 3-acre facility.

For decades, greenhouses brought us cucumbers, bell peppers, and tomatoes in areas and climates where it wasn’t possible before. This, too, was a gamechanger for the fresh produce industry.

Pamela is in Nashville at the SEPC Southern Innovations conference, where several of the hot news topics will be on the agenda, including vertical farming, inflation and whether plant-based foods are friend or foe to the produce industry.

On the cusp of opening its Compton, California, farm, Plenty Unlimited Inc. is beginning its expansion to Southern California in partnership with Bristol Farms, the leading specialty gourmet grocer.