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Planet Based Foods Announces Pacific Northwest Expansion

Planet Based Foods Global Inc. (CSE: PBF) (OTCQB: PBFFF) (FRA: AZ0) ("PBFG", "Planet Based Foods" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Company has entered into a pair of definitive  agreements with renowned supermarket chains, Quality Food Centers (or "QFC") and Fred Meyer (collectively known herein as the "Supermarkets").

Consumers seeking Planet Based Foods' nutritious plant-based alternatives will be able to find the Company's products across 56 QFC stores in Washington and Oregon, as well as 86 Fred Meyer stores throughout Washington, Oregon and Idaho. This announcement derives from Planet Based Foods' November 15th, 2022, major press release confirming the partnership with mainstream grocery distributor, Kroger. Both QFC and Fred Meyer are two subsidiaries of Kroger since their respective mergers in 19981.  Details regarding the Kroger and Planet Based Foods announcement can be found here.

When asked for comment, Braelyn Davis, Planet Based Foods CEO and co-founder stated, "The customer is always right, and they're demanding more health-conscious food alternatives each and every day. We're excited to grow our regional distribution in the Pacific Northwest and partner with these exemplary supermarket retailers to showcase our products. As for what's most important for us right now, it would have to be keeping up with the demand for our products, and sustaining our notable growth trajectory."

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