- Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc. (VEGI) updates on the distribution of the recently acquired Beanfields brand
- Up to 150 per cent more of the jalapeno lime chips are now in Raley’s stores
- New Seasons, Clark’s, and Healthy Edge Retail Group now carry the Beanfields products
- Boosh’s first Save On Foods UNFI order came in at 1,500 cases
- Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc. (VEGI) is up 1.27 per cent and is trading at $0.80 per share as of 11:11 a.m. EST
Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc. (VEGI) updates on the distribution of the recently acquired Beanfields brand.
Raley’s, a multi-billion-dollar grocery and retail company, has made Beanfields its primary displayed bean chip. The jalapeno lime flavour is being distributed into 150 per cent more of its stores, with the black bean and nacho flavours into 53 per cent more.
Beanfield retail launches into Lowe’s with its grain-free rings, The Save Mark Companies with the nacho, jalapeno, and pico chips. New Seasons, Clark’s, and Healthy Edge Retail Group also carry the Beanfields products with a combination of its rings and chip flavours.
Boosh’s first Save On Foods UNFI order came in at 1,500 cases.
Loblaw’s begins testing Boosh’s chilled line in select stores in eastern Canada.
Jim Pakulis, CEO of Boosh, commented,
“Two major highlights in the integration have been our sales departments’ ability to immediately connect with the majority of existing retail buyers, and simultaneously secured new key accounts within the last seven days… Based on our analysis we anticipate the expansion into new stores including larger channels and box stores to continue.”
Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc. (VEGI) is up 1.27 per cent and is trading at $0.80 per share as of 11:11 a.m. EST.
