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Taylor Farms Takes Inside Track to Power Up Greenhouse Production

By Greenhouse Grower|August 26, 2021
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Taylor Farms, a leading producer of salad greens, has entered the greenhouse growing market with an investment in Indiana-based Pure Green Farms. This expansion into greenhouse-grown fresh offerings will complement Taylor Farms’ existing 122,200 crop-acre field grown program and 16 salad producing facilities across North America.

“We’re excited to venture into the industry of indoor growing with this investment,” says Bruce Taylor, Founder and CEO of Taylor Farms. “Our customer partners have asked for a national solution, and this is our first step.”

Pure Green Farms’ already established facility located in South Bend, IN, is a climate-controlled environment equipped with high-tech machinery that grows, packs, and ships leafy greens year-round. Pure Green Farms’ first harvest was in March 2020 and operates on a site that can potentially expand up to 300 acres.

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