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US: Plenty and 7-Eleven make ready-to-eat salads available to Californians

7-Eleven, Inc.,and Plenty Unlimited Inc. team up to roll out produce in 7-ElevenĀ® locations throughout California.

"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."

7-Eleven will offer two salad options from Plenty's Compton, California indoor farm in salads sold at 1,300 stores across California. The two salads are California Cobb Salad: Featuring Plenty's Crispy Lettuce, topped with white meat chicken, sliced egg, grape tomatoes, applewood bacon, and a cheddar & Monterey Jack cheese blend, served with ranch dressing. As well as Plenty's Chicken Caesar Salad: Prepared with Plenty's Crispy Lettuce, white meat chicken, parmesan cheese, crunchy croutons, parmesan cheese crisps, and a lemon wedge, accompanied by classic Caesar dressing.

"Our team is always on the lookout for ways to innovate and introduce new products that our customers can feel good about purchasing," said Deanna Hall, Senior Product Director at 7-Eleven. "Introducing Plenty to our salad offerings in California is just one of the many ways we're continuing to evolve our fresh food to satisfy customer preferences."

"We're proud to be working with 7-Eleven to bring sustainably grown produce into the heart of communities across California," said Dana Worth, SVP, Commercial at Plenty. "Expanding our footprint into convenience stores with 7-Eleven marks an important milestone in making fresh, locally grown produce more accessible and we look forward to continued collaboration with 7-Eleven to offer customers convenient, fresh products."

For more information:
Plenty
[email protected]
www.plenty.ag

7-Eleven
www.7-eleven.com

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