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Edible Garden achieves high scores in PrimusGFS food safety audit

Edible Garden announced that it achieved high scores in the Company's PrimusGFS audit and that the production, packing, and distribution of its applicable products is certified to Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) recognized Certification Program standards. PrimusGFS is a prestigious audit certification program, widely recognized by the GFSI for its expertise in ensuring food safety in the fresh produce industry.

Mr. Jim Kras, Chief Executive Officer of Edible Garden, commented, "We are delighted to have achieved top-level PrimusGFS scores, a reflection of the hard work and dedication of the Edible Garden team towards maintaining rigorous food safety standards. This achievement not only underscores our commitment to delivering the highest quality products but also reinforces our leadership in food safety, aligned with our Zero-Waste inspired mission, ensuring the efficient production and delivery of fresh, sustainable produce."

Ms. Jan-Tia Kern, Director of Food Safety and Quality Assurance, remarked, "At Edible Garden, we are constantly striving to elevate the standards of food safety throughout our operations. Receiving scores at this high level in our PrimusGFS audit from the strictest and most stringent of all the regulatory bodies is extremely important to us. The audit results reinforce our ongoing commitment to food safety issues and go hand-in-hand with our ongoing collaborative research study with Auburn University's Department of Horticulture on food safety issues related to fresh produce contamination in the CEA agtech sector, such as listeria."

For more information:
Edible Garden
www.ediblegarden.com

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