Revolution Farms

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Revolution Farms Story

Just off a quiet country road in Caledonia, Michigan, we’ve created the ideal indoor environment where fresh lettuce can thrive during every month of our Midwest climate. Inside the facility is an 50,000 square foot state-of-the-art greenhouse and an on-site packaging line.

By blending technology and biology, supply chain and advanced agriculture, our farm harnesses natural light, automatically adjusts temperature, wind, shade, humidity and carbon dioxide. Our fresh greens are cut at the peak of growth, immediately packaged on-site and delivered to your local grocery store in 1-2 days.

Revolution Farms’ balanced ecosystem protects and nourishes our crops in all seasons, producing a year-round, picture-perfect harvest. That’s about 350,000-450,000 pounds of produce every year!

Revolution Farms Products

We sell a varitey of salad mixes we grow hydroponically.

The company has completed all necessary tests on their products but do not use the 2016 nutritional values. Their products contain GS1 barcodes. The company currently has placement in a few retail establishments across lower Michigan and works with wholesale partners.

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Revolution Farms Contact Information

Ryan Huber
Caledonia, MI 49316
616-560-7782
huberr@revolutionfarms.com
https://www.revolutionfarms.com/
https://www.facebook.com/EatRevFarms

  • allergen free
  • dairy free
  • grain free
  • high fiber
  • keto
  • low sodium
  • low sugar
  • no artificial colors
  • no artificial sweetener
  • no preservatives
  • no sugar
  • paleo
  • plant based
  • produce
  • product center client
  • refrigerated
  • vegan
  • vegetarian
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