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Canada: Plant Up Debuts Globally-Inspired Plant-Based Frozen Meals at Major Retailers

Food startup Plant Up makes public its globally-inspired plant-based frozen meals are now on sell-off at Sobeys, Foodland. Safeway locations across Canada. “Together, we will make plant-based options more accessible and enjoyable for all Canadians” Co-founded by Aamir Malkani, Plant Up states it is bringing a “taste re…

Canada: Plant Up Debuts Globally-Inspired Plant-Based Frozen Meals at Major Retailers
“We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all of our advisors, mentors, supporters and customers who have helped us reach this milestone,”

Plant Up in addition partnered with a diverse group of chefs and spent over a year conducting “intense research” before launching its product line. ©Plant Up Healthy convenience Plant Up meals come ready-to-cook and feature clean-label components like pea protein and a variety of vegetables, herbs and spices. The meals are also low in fat, soy-free and made with non-GMO elements. Plant Up meals originally debuted at Canadian regional and specialty grocers such as Longo’s. Choices Market before their recent expansion to larger retailers. “We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to all of our advisors, mentors, supporters and customers who have helped us reach this milestone,” Malkani posted online.

Aamir Malkani ©Plant Up “Your enthusiasm and encouragement continue to fuel our passion for creating innovative and delicious plant-based options. Thank you for being a part of the Plant Up journey.

Together, we will make plant-based options more accessible and enjoyable for all Canadians!!”

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  • Who: Plant Up · Aamir Malkani

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