Kroger Partners With Europe’s Infarm For In-Store Fresh Produce
US retailer Kroger has partnered with Europe’s vertical farming company, Infarm, to offer a range of store-grown fresh produce in its outlets across North America.
In total, the retailer plans to introduce the innovative technology in 15 Kroger Quality Food Center (QFC) stores.
This month, the retailer will introduce modular in-store farms in two QFC outlets in Bellevue and Kirkland in Washington.
The farms are designed to scale and will provide shoppers the freshest and most sustainable living produce options available, Kroger said in its statement.
Related news
Albertsons Terminates Merger With Kroger
Albertsons has terminated its $25-billion (€23.7 billion) merger agreement with Kroger after…
Read more >Related news
This year, Trade magazine is asking its readers for their opinions on Christmas TV commercials! Vote for yourself!
The audience voting takes place between December 12 and 19,…
Read more >FRUIT LOGISTICA 2025: The exhibition awaits visitors with numerous innovations
Representatives of the international fruit and vegetable trade will meet…
Read more >EuroCIS 2025: Serious interest in the retail technology trade fair
Amazon and TikTok recently signed an agreement that will allow…
Read more >