Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) Strengthens its Retail Footprint with Loblaws Inc. Distribution Deal

Jan 12, 2022

  • Eat Well Group, through its majority-owned portfolio company, Amara Organic Foods, will start stocking in Loblaws stores across Canada
  • This move strengthens Amara’s retail footprint as it focuses on accelerating its omnichannel sales distribution strategy and continued growth across various channels
  • Eat Well Group projects $100 million in revenue for 2022, and the Loblaws distribution deal will play a key role in attaining this goal
  • The company is also confident that this move, coupled with other investments made over the 2021 financial year, will allow it to capitalize on the infant nutrition market, which is estimated to reach $109 billion by 2027

Eat Well Investment Group (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) announced that Amara Organic Foods will now be stocking in Loblaws stores across Canada. Amara is Eat Well Group’s majority-owned portfolio company and one of the fastest-growing baby food brands in the United States. It prides itself in an extensive line of plant-based food products.

Having posted incredible growth over the past year, Eat Well Group’s management has attributed it to the global trend of consumers opting for…

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