New blend inspired by Canada to hit the market

As Canadian fields slow down for the season, GoodLeaf Farms is welcoming the colder months with the launch of its new True North Blend, a Canadian mix of red and green leaves grown locally indoors and available fresh year-round.

True North Blend marks a new milestone for Canada's leader in vertical indoor farming. As the first national mix to feature nutrient-rich baby beet greens alongside tender baby romaine and vibrant lettuce, it showcases a fresh, flavor-forward combination that reflects GoodLeaf Farms' commitment to innovation, sustainability and growing year-round local produce.

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As Canadians increasingly prioritize local sourcing and reduced reliance on imported produce, True North Blend meets this shift head-on with greens that are grown indoors, pesticide-free, and 100% Canadian, year-round. By growing locally, GoodLeaf strengthens Canada's food security while helping reduce dependence on U.S. imports.

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Nearly half of Canadians (46%)* now cite domestic sourcing as their top sustainability consideration in food purchases, driven by support for the local economy (55%), the belief that locally produced food is healthier (49%), and the perception that it is higher quality (44%).

Building on that demand, True North Blend delivers complex color, satisfying crunch, and crisp, sweet flavor in every bite. It's packed with 113% of the daily value of vitamin K and is rich in vitamins A and C for bone, immune, and skin health.

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Locally grown 365 days a year, True North Blend is always pesticide, herbicide, and fungicide-free. It is ready to eat—no washing required, straight from package to plate. Sweet, nutrient-rich, and versatile, it pairs perfectly with feta, roasted vegetables, chickpeas, or a light vinaigrette.

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October's launch of True North Blend taps into one of the fastest-growing categories in produce—and one of the most beautiful.

Founded in Guelph, Ontario, GoodLeaf Farms grows fresh greens year-round using advanced vertical-farming technology that reduces environmental impact. With farms in Guelph, Calgary, and Saint-Hubert, Quebec, GoodLeaf is expanding sustainable agriculture across Canada.