US: Gotham Greens provides update ahead of IFPA Global Produce & Floral Show

One year after opening its facility between Atlanta and Athens, Ga., Gotham Greens is sharing an update on the business and new product offerings ahead of the International Fresh Produce Association Global Produce & Floral Show.

Gotham Greens Co-Founder and CEO Viraj Puri said: "Located in Monroe, Ga., our 210,000 square foot Georgia facility has been instrumental in bringing the Gotham Greens brand to more consumers across the country, including expansions at key grocery retailers such as Whole Foods Market, Publix, Harris Teeter, and The Fresh Market. We are thrilled to have The Global Produce & Floral Show near our hydroponic farm, which will allow us to showcase our technology and new products to retailers and others in attendance."

Keeping up with consumer feedback and demand, the company shared updates regarding new product offerings and expanded distribution, including:

• New Dressings: Debuting at Whole Foods Market stores across the country in December 2024, Gotham Greens has announced the launch of two new offerings: Avocado Lime Ranch Dressing and Italian Herb Vinaigrette. These new salad dressings are farm-fresh and minimally processed. Fresh, uncooked, and never heated to preserve flavor and nutritional value.
• The Big Green Salad: The Big Green Salad is Gotham Green's farmer's selection of freshly harvested mixed salad greens. Available at Whole Foods Market, King Soopers, Ralphs, Fred Meyer, QFC, Smith's, Fry's, Dillons, and Kroger stores.
• Salad Kits: After launching in late 2023, Gotham Greens Salad Kits continue to gain distribution, with expanded distribution at Whole Foods Market stores in the Northeast Midwest and Rocky Mountain regions. The kits come in three flavors: Green Goddess, Southwest Ranch, and Caesar.
• Baby Spinach Mix: Gotham Greens Baby Spinach Mix is a hearty salad blend that features its greenhouse-grown baby spinach, butter, green leaf, and red leaf lettuce. The mix is now available at Jewel-Osco and Whole Foods Market stores in the Midwest.