InvestorNewsBreaks – PlantX Life Inc. (CSE: VEGA) (OTCQB: PLTXF) (Frankfurt: WNT1) Opens Flagship Store in Popular Canadian Destination
May 17, 2021
PlantX Life Inc. (CSE: VEGA) (OTCQB: PLTXF) (Frankfurt: WNT1) today announced the opening of its first Canadian brick-and-mortar store under the PlantX brand in Squamish, British Columbia (the “Squamish Flagship Location”). Per the update, the Squamish Flagship Location showcases a variety of carefully curated grocery and wellness items by popular Canadian and U.S. plant-based brands and aims to increase public engagement and plant-based education. “We are extremely pleased to announce the opening of PlantX’s first brick-and-mortar store in beautiful Squamish, British Columbia,” said PlantX CEO Julia Frank. “Squamish is a health-oriented town with a thriving vegan community and it is a very popular destination for locals or tourists in search of adventure or travelling between Vancouver and Whistler — two of the most famous locations on Canada’s west coast. The store is an essential component of our targeted growth strategy.”
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About PlantX Life Inc.
As the digital face of the plant-based community, PlantX’s platform is the one-stop shop for everything plant-based. With its fast-growing category verticals, the company offers customers across North America more than 10,000 plant-based products. In addition to offering meal and indoor plant deliveries, the company currently has plans underway to expand its product lines to include cosmetics, clothing and its own water brand — but the business is not limited to an e-commerce platform. The company uses its digital platform to build a community of like-minded consumers and, most importantly, provide education. Its successful enterprise is being built and fortified on partnerships with top nutritionists, chefs and brands. The company eliminates the barriers to entry for anyone interested in living a plant-based lifestyle and thriving in a longer, healthier and happier life. For more information, visit the company’s website at https://Investor.PlantX.com.
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