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Vertical Roots expands hydroponic lettuce offering to 303 Food Lion stores - Vimarsana News

Vertical Roots expands hydroponic lettuce offering to 303 Food Lion stores

Vertical Roots' retail partnership with Food Lion brings its hydroponic vertically-grown lettuce to 303 new stores across 13 states in the Southeast region, and highlights rising demand for regional produce across a broadening consumer set.

Food Lion Expands Hydroponic Produce Selection with Introduction of Vertical Roots Lettuce at 303 Stores - Vimarsana News

Food Lion Expands Hydroponic Produce Selection with Introduction of Vertical Roots Lettuce at 303 Stores

/PRNewswire/ -- Vertical Roots, a leading U.S. vertical farm and consumer produce brand, is pleased to announce its new grocery retail partnership with Food...

Breaking News in Flexible Packaging January 2021 - Vimarsana News

Breaking News in Flexible Packaging January 2021

An informative and fast-read compilation of the best of the month in flexible packaging drawn from Twitter from January 2021. 

City Paper | Activists continue calls for justice in wake of Sutherland death - Vimarsana News

City Paper | Activists continue calls for justice in wake of Sutherland death

Activists gathered at 4 p.m. Saturday on the corner of King and Calhoun streets downtown to continue a call for action after Jamal Sutherland, a Black man living with mental illness, died in police custody Jan. 5 at the Al Cannon Detention Center. Black Lives Matter Charleston leader Marcus McDonald was on scene, playing trombone […]

City Paper | Axelrod delights at Piccolo's Sundown Poetry - Vimarsana News

City Paper | Axelrod delights at Piccolo's Sundown Poetry

In the atrium at the Gibbes Museum of Art, next to a window overlooking the beautiful gardens, a 77-year-old man stood in front of an audience and proclaimed his love for lying. “Telling the truth is boring, that’s why I became a poet,” David B. Axelrod, the poet laureate of Volusia County, Florida, said during […]