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Greenhouse Goodness - Benefits

Picked at
their peak.

Always fresh.

Greenhouse-grown vegetables are picked at their peak, packed, and shipped to customers within 24 hours to ensure they are the most flavorful and nutritious.

Consistent
quality
& flavor.

Always delicious.

Ripened to perfection! When grown in a controlled environment, each piece of greenhouse produce receives the maximum nutrients that deliver consistent quality and flavor.

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Naturally
nurtured.

Natural pollination.

Bumble bees – Mother Nature’s best pollinators are used in greenhouses. Hives are placed strategically throughout the greenhouse to ensure that the bees can efficiently pollinate plants.

Healthy
snacking.

Nutritious & Tasty.

Vegetable snacks are high in fiber, vitamins, and minerals. With the right added extras, they can be filling and satisfying at any time of the day.

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Something to
feel good
about.

Reduced pesticides.

Greenhouse Goodness is grown in a closed and controlled environment that allows for early detection of pests and diseases. This reduces the need for pesticides in the greenhouse.

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conserves water.

A recycled irrigation system collects excess water so that it can be treated to remove pathogens. The water is then reintroduced to the plants through a drip irrigation system.

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closer to home.

Greenhouse-grown vegetables are less than a one-day drive from a majority of the markets we serve in North America.

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sustainable.

Greenhouses use advanced technology to monitor and regulate the temperatures and humidity to maximize growing conditions while conserving energy.