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Square Roots, a leading technology-enabled indoor farming company, today debuted a new brand identity that represents the company’s mission to responsibly bring locally grown food to people in cities around the world, all year round. Square Roots’ reimagined branding will start to appear on retail shelves, in-store signage, social media, website and more beginning this month.

Waltham Forest Council insists there is “no question of any impropriety or conflict of interest” after its former leader took a job at a housing…

Waltham Forest Council insists there is “no question of any impropriety or conflict of interest” after its former leader took a job at a housing…

Square Roots, a leader in indoor farming, now sells local, Michigan-grown produce to almost 50 SpartanNash corporate-owned retail stores across the state, including D&W Fresh Market, Family Fare, VG’s Grocery and Forest Hills Foods. "Our expanded distribution with SpartanNash showcases the rising interest from consumers and retailers in locally grown food that is delicious, nutritious and responsibly farmed," said John Kell, Square Roots' director of communications.

Gordon Food Service and New York-based Square Roots held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of their two-story indoor farm at the grocery distributor’s headquarters in Wyoming.

US (MI): New Wyoming farm opened with ribbon-cutting ceremony

30 September 2021, Rome – Young people from around the globe will be tasked with giving a key contribution to shape the future of agri-food systems at

Urban Farming Market May See a Big Move | BrightFarms, Sky Green, Metropolitan Farms

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Im not a big outdoors person. And Im not really into hiking, unless theres something promising at the end of the trail — an extraordinary view, a waterfall, a really old cemetery or the remnants of a historical site, such as the "Stairs to Nowhere" in Chesterfield, N.H. (otherwise known as Madame Sherri’s castle ruins).  An invitation, with the promise of touring the remnants of Hancock Shaker Villages South Family farm site, coaxe...

resigns to “take up a new challenge”. The managing director of the RBWM Property Company Ltd, Barbara Richardson, has been with the company since its inception in 2017 to deliver massive projects hoping to bring about new investment and new homes and infrastructure. The council wholly owns the RBWM Property Company Ltd. Barbara Richardson will leave her top job in mid-August to join a new company called Square Roots, which was established by London Square who is expanding into the aff...