Seal the Seasons
Overview
We're the local farmer's market in your freezer. We partner with local family farms to freeze their food in season--delicious blueberries, blackberries, strawberries and broccoli--and bring them to a grocery store near you.
Current Product Lineup
Distribution: Seal The Seasons Goes Local; BelliWelli Hits The Bullseye
In this distribution roundup: Seal the Seasons goes chain-wide with local product at Publix, BelliWelli hits the Target bullseye, Laoban Dumplings expands lineup and footprint at Costco, and more.
Seal the Seasons Lays Off Employees In Pursuit Of Profitability
Seal The Seasons is one of the most recent brands to make staff cuts. As it implements additional cost cutting measures, the company expects these actions to bring the business to profitability this quarter.
Expo West Preview: Frozen Smoothie Kit Brands Embrace Functionality, Convenience
As more Americans continue to work from home and look to cut extraneous expenses — say, a stop at the juice bar on the way to the gym — lockdown-era habits have entrenched themselves into consumer routines. In turn, many frozen fruit producers have embraced smoothie kits, with some innovative brands managing to outpace the category and maintain strong growth despite the headwinds facing the CPG industry today.
Watch: Seal The Seasons Makes Regenerative Ag Focus For New Smoothie Kits
At Expo East 2022, reporter Adrianne DeLuca sat down with Seal The Seasons CEO Patrick Mateer to discuss the brand’s new smoothie kits and why Mateer believes all natural food brands should be watching the regenerative agriculture movement.
Notable New Products: Thai Chili Edamame Beans & Animal-Free Whey Protein Powder
This week’s roundup of notable new products saw a protein brand collaborating with animal-free whey protein producer Perfect Day, a snack company rolling out Thai chili edamame snacking beans and a frozen produce brand offering the “Honeycrisp of strawberries.”
Seal the Seasons Launches New Local Produce in the Pacific Northwest
Seal the Seasons’ locally-grown frozen fruit is now available in the Pacific Northwest, hitting the shelves in Safeway-Albertsons Oregon division stores!
Seal the Seasons Expands Distribution Throughout the Northeast
Locally-grown fruit from family farms is now available 365 days a year in 24 Whole Foods’ Northeast division stores in New Jersey, New York and Western Connecticut.
Seal the Seasons Expands Distribution
In addition to its North Carolina base, the company is rolling out its unique “national/local” model (national brand, product sourced on a local basis) in the Northeast in July, the Pacific Northwest in August, the Midwest in September and the Pacific Southwest in October.
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