US The United States: Plenty and 7-Eleven provide salads that are ready to eat to Californians

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7-Eleven Inc.,and Plenty Unlimited Inc. join forces to provide products at 7-Eleven(r) stores across California.

“We are delighted to add Plenty in our salad selections and introduce their unique and sustainable method of delivering fresh, healthy food for our customers to enjoy,” said Marissa Jarratt Director of Sustainable and Marketing Officer at 7-Eleven. “As an integral part of the 7-Eleven’s Good Made Easy approach, we continue to look for ways to provide items that do not just exceed our customers’ requirements in terms of quality and ease of use, but also help contribute to the environment’s sustainability on a larger the scale of.”

7-Eleven is offering two options for salads that come from the Compton, California indoor farm for sale in 1300 locations across California. The two salads available are California Cobb Salad: Featuring Plenty’s Crispy Lettuce, by white chicken breasts, cut egg and appleswood bacon, grape tomatoes as well as a cheddar and Monterey Jack cheese blend, served with ranch dressing. Also, Plenty’s Chicken Caesar Salad: Prepared with Plenty’s Crispy lettuce, white meat chicken, sliced egg, parmesan cheese, croutons that are crunchy, crispy parmesan cheese as well as a lemon wedge. It is accompanied with classic Caesar dressing.

“Our team is constantly looking for ways to be creative and create new products our customers are comfortable buying,” said Deanna Hall the Senior Product Director of 7-Eleven. “Introducing the variety of the salad options in California is only one of many ways we’re always looking to improve the quality of our food items to meet customers’ preferences.”

“We’re happy to partner together with 7-Eleven to provide sustainable produced produce to the doorsteps of our communities across California,” said Dana Worth, SVP, Commercial at Plenty. “Expanding the reach of our convenience stores through 7-Eleven is a significant moment in the process of creating fresh locally-grown food more easily accessible. We are looking forward to a continued partnership with 7-Eleven to provide customers with convenient and fresh goods.”

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