Sensei Farms partners with Weis Markets to expand offerings

The company said more than 200 markets in the mid-Atlantic will carry its Spring Leaf Mix, Green Lettuce Blend, Green Butter Lettuce, Red Lettuce Blend and Romaine Lettuce.

Sensei Farms new packaging
Sensei Farms says new packaging for its leafy greens and salad mixes reduces its plastic use by 90%.
(Photo courtesy of Sensei Farms)

Sensei Farms, an indoor agriculture company that operates in Hawaii and Ontario, says it has partnered with Weis Markets in the mid-Atlantic to expand its leafy green and salad mix product availability.

Weis Markets will feature five of Sensei Farms’ products including its Spring Leaf Mix, Green Lettuce Blend, Green Butter Lettuce, Red Lettuce Blend and Romaine Lettuce at 200 Weis Markets in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, West Virginia and Delaware.

Earlier this year, Sensei Farms unveiled its new sustainable packaging with a recyclable moisture-resistant paperboard tray, 360-degree product visibility and peel and reseal closure.

“This partnership reflects our shared commitment with Weis Markets to offer consumers higher quality, more sustainable choices in our surrounding communities,” Jessica Vasisht, senior vice president of sales and marketing of Sensei Farms, said in a news release. “The positive response to our new packaging has directly contributed to increased demand for our products. We believe this momentum will drive further growth for our brand as we continue to innovate.”

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