NetworkNewsBreaks – Eat Well Investment Group In
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Posted On: 04/22/2022 4:17:11 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Eat Well Investment Group Inc. (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) Taking Head-on Approach to Supply Chain Concerns
Eat Well Investment Group (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) is focused on an aggressive approach toward dealing with food supply chain concerns arising from the COVID-19 pandemic’s years-long battering on global economies and the devastation of a region known as the world’s breadbasket during Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine. “Eat Well Investment Group is stepping up its production of pulse-sourced protein (proteins from plants in a variety of legume families) to help meet the sudden demand for foods that can no longer be obtained from Russia and Ukraine. The company reported that it produced 90,000 metric tons of proteins from legumes such as peas, chickpeas, lentils and beans during 2021, and is taking steps to increase annual protein production capacity to nearly 100,000 metric tons (‘tonnes’) at its subsidiary Belle Pulses’ flagship plant in Saskatchewan while also increasing annual production at a plant in the United States to 15,000 tonnes,” a recent article reads. “Another of Eat Well’s subsidiaries, Amara Organic Foods, has also increased the availability of its fast-growing baby food brands — adding distribution through select stores under the Sobeys and IGA national retail chains across Canada.”
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Eat Well Investment Group (CSE: EWG) (OTC: EWGFF) is focused on an aggressive approach toward dealing with food supply chain concerns arising from the COVID-19 pandemic’s years-long battering on global economies and the devastation of a region known as the world’s breadbasket during Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine. “Eat Well Investment Group is stepping up its production of pulse-sourced protein (proteins from plants in a variety of legume families) to help meet the sudden demand for foods that can no longer be obtained from Russia and Ukraine. The company reported that it produced 90,000 metric tons of proteins from legumes such as peas, chickpeas, lentils and beans during 2021, and is taking steps to increase annual protein production capacity to nearly 100,000 metric tons (‘tonnes’) at its subsidiary Belle Pulses’ flagship plant in Saskatchewan while also increasing annual production at a plant in the United States to 15,000 tonnes,” a recent article reads. “Another of Eat Well’s subsidiaries, Amara Organic Foods, has also increased the availability of its fast-growing baby food brands — adding distribution through select stores under the Sobeys and IGA national retail chains across Canada.”
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