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Edible Garden expands organic herbs to The Fresh Market stores
The hydroponic farming company will offer its 160-plus USDA organic herbs at stores nationwide, following a successful 2025 launch.
Edible Garden brings sports nutrition line to Target.com
The Belvidere-based hydroponic farming company is expanding its retail reach as Kick. products launch on the company's e-commerce site.
Edible Garden expands retail reach with The Fresh Market
The Belvidere-based business will ship its USDA organic herbs to locations nationwide, adding its sustainable, locally produced goods to more stores.
Edible Garden expands Kroger retail partnership nationwide
Under the deal, the Belvidere-based hydroponic farmer will bring its fresh, sustainably grown herbs to 2,700 stores across the U.S.
Edible Garden expands Stop & Shop retail partnership (updated)
The agreement will bring the Belvidere-based hydroponic farming company's locally grown, sustainable herbs to 93 additional stores.
Edible Garden launches popular product at ShopRite stores chainwide
The item recorded a 50% increase in year-over-year sales during this past Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year season.
Edible Garden expands distribution with Allegiance Retail Services banner
The hydroponic farming company announced it will grow its relationship with a member supermarket of the Iselin-based supermarket co-op, hitting shelves at more than 65 stores.
Edible Garden set to expand line of shelf-stable herbs
Squeezables not only come in fully recyclable packaging but also offer a longer shelf life, which helps retailers minimize waste.
Belvidere hydroponic farming company grows distribution with Walmart
The business is also an active participant with the retail giant's Project Gigaton. The initiative aims to engaging suppliers, NGOs and other stakeholders to remove 1 billion metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions in the global value chain by 2030.
NJ-based food brands start 2025 with flurry of product innovations
Chips Ahoy! aims to make gains in bakery, while Edible Garden joins the hydration game, Manischewitz debuts its first refrigerated offering and more.
Edible Garden looks to expand into European market
The Belvidere-based hydroponic farming company plans to acquire the outstanding capital share of a Slovenia-headquartered producer of organic coconut and superfood products.
Edible Garden expands distribution with NY-metro supermarkets
According to CEO Jim Kras, "This expansion allows even more consumers and communities to experience more than a dozen locally grown USDA Organic herbs, including favorites like basil, cilantro, and parsley—all cultivated with a steadfast commitment to quality and sustainability."
