Pangea Natural Foods - CEO, Pratap Sandhu.
CEO, Pratap Sandhu.
Source: Pangea Natural Foods.
  • Pangea Natural Foods (PNGA) announced Tuesday, the company has secured a pair of new retail listings
  • The New Jersey-based natural food company now has some products available in multiple Loblaw retail locations
  • The company’s Pangea Old Fashioned Ghee and Pangea Plant-Based Patties are now available at locations in Alberta and British Columbia
  • Ontario-based Loblaw operates over 2,400 retail stores located across Canada under a variety of names
  • Pangea Natural Foods is down 2.03 percent, trading at $5.06 at 2:31 pm ET

Pangea Natural Foods (PNGA) announced Tuesday, the company has secured a pair of new retail listings.

The New Jersey-based natural food company now has some products available in multiple Loblaw retail locations.

The company’s Pangea Old Fashioned Ghee and Pangea Plant-Based Patties are now available at locations in Alberta and British Columbia.

Ontario-based Loblaw operates over 2,400 retail stores located across Canada under a variety of names.

The company’s Old Fashioned Ghee is a grass-fed, organic, clarified butter sourced from New Zealand, and the Plant-Based Patties are made of pea-protein without the use of GMO ingredients, fillers, antibiotics, hormones, and bioengineered ingredients.

“This is yet another win for our team in line with our focused strategy of expanding our retail footprint. With Pangea Old Fashioned Ghee and Pangea Plant-Based Patties listed in multiple Loblaw’s locations, we are excited to continue offering our products to consumers looking for healthy and delicious products,” said Pangea CEO Pratap Sandhu.

All of Pangea’s products are manufactured in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland at an in-house facility.

Pangea Natural Foods is down 2.03 percent, trading at $5.06 at 2:31 pm ET.


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