Edible Garden wins Walmart fresh-cut herb business in Upper Midwest

  • Edible Garden secured fresh-cut herb business through another Walmart distribution center.
  • Shares rose 20.74% premarket to $1.63 after closing at $1.35.
  • The Upper Midwest center will be supplied from Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Edible Garden AG Incorporated said Sept. 22, 2026, that it had secured fresh-cut herb business through another Walmart distribution center serving the Upper Midwest. The center will be supplied by Edible Garden Heartland in Grand Rapids, Michigan, extending a recent Walmart expansion in the Mid-Atlantic and broadening the company’s regional retail reach. Shares rose 20.74% to $1.63 in premarket trading after closing the previous session at $1.35, down 1.46%. Edible Garden said centralized distribution could improve route density, reduce delivery complexity and support higher volumes as demand develops. Its GreenThumb 2.0 software coordinates growing, inventory and retailer demand to support forecasting, freshness, fulfillment and lower waste. The company also participates in Walmart’s Project Gigaton and has been recognized as a Giga Guru for emissions-reduction efforts.

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