Sensei Farms grows baby spinach in Ontario greenhouse

Feb 07, 2025

Sensei Farms has announced the arrival of baby spinach, the latest addition to the indoor-grown produce brand’s retail line of leafy greens. Grown fresh, year-round out of the company’s 30-acre Ontario greenhouse in Leamington, Sensei Farms Baby Spinach is available now at participating Safeway and Acme grocery store locations across the U.S. mid-Atlantic region.

“Our goal is to deliver the freshest, responsibly grown fruits and vegetables throughout the year,” says Jessica Vasisht, Sensei Farms’ senior vice-president of sales and marketing.

“We’re eager to add Sensei Farms Baby Spinach to our line-up and excited to continue expanding our portfolio over the next year.”

According to the company’s team of sensory experts and growers, Sensei Farms Baby Spinach has a delicate texture, mild flavour and delicious taste. Enjoyable raw, steamed or sauteed, Sensei Farms Baby Spinach makes a great salad base, or a nutrient-rich smoothie ingredient. It’s also pesticide-free and non-GMO.

All of Sensei Farms’ leafy greens varieties, including baby spinach, are available in the brand’s more-sustainable packaging, featuring a recyclable, moisture-resistant paperboard tray, 360-degree product visibility and “peel and reseal” closure.

Source : The Grower

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