Source: The Good Flour Co.
  • The Good Flour Corp (GFCO) has commenced trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange
  • The company creates gluten-free, allergen-free, additive-free flour
  • The company has also now acquired VGAN Brands Inc.
  • The Good Flour Corp. (GFCO) began trading today at $0.51 per share

The Good Flour Corp (GFCO) began trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange on November 8th.

The Good Flour Corp., formerly LOOPShare Ltd., creates gluten-free, allergen-free, additive-free flour, calling the product “a new approach to flour, for everyone.”

The company’s mission statement reads, “to empower people to get off the wheat and feel good about flour again.”

As it begins trading under the symbol GFCO, the company has also announced the closing of a previously announced transaction and that it has now acquired VGAN Brands Inc.

Matthew Clayton, CEO of The Good Flour Corp., commented,

“I am very excited that the transaction has closed and The Good Flour Corp. will commence trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange.”

“The company’s mission,” said Mr. Clayton, “is to provide a gluten-free, allergen free, hassle-free all-purpose baking flour blend that would allow individuals with gluten and other food allergies to enjoy life without giving up their favorite foods or settling for low-quality alternatives.”

“The company also provides gluten and allergen free fried chicken batter, fish & chip batter, pizza & pasta mix, tempura batter, pancake and waffle blend, cake mix and pizza crusts,” he added.

The Good Flour Corp. has partnered with companies such as Earl, Fairmont Hotels, and Panago, and retailers like Amazon and Choices Markets.

Panago Pizza now uses The Good Flour Corp’s gluten-free pizza shells in all Ontario franchises. A full list of partners can be found on the company’s website.

The Good Flour Corp. (GFCO) began trading today at $0.51 per share.

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