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Greenfield Foods Debuts Plant-Based Product Line in 2,500 Grocery Stores

The rollout marks the company’s largest retail expansion since its founding in 2019.

By Newsroom· ·PORTLAND, Ore.
Greenfield Foods Debuts Plant-Based Product Line in 2,500 Grocery Stores

PORTLAND, Ore. — Greenfield Foods Co. today announced that its plant-based product line is now available in more than 2,500 grocery stores nationwide, the company’s largest retail expansion since it was founded in 2019.

The line includes ready-to-cook proteins and prepared meals developed to match the taste and texture of conventional products while using simpler ingredient lists.

“Shoppers want plant-based options that taste great and don’t read like a chemistry set,” said Nina Alvarez, founder and chief executive officer of Greenfield Foods.

The company said additional retail partners will be added through the remainder of the year.

About Greenfield Foods Co. — Greenfield Foods develops plant-based foods with a focus on clean ingredients and everyday affordability. The company is based in Portland, Oregon.

Greenfield Foods Co. issued this press release, distributed to Latest · Sterling Post by RedPress.

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