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It’s a blue-sky opportunity: there are approximately 15,000 grocery stores in Canada and 42,000 in the United States, plus there’s the vast e-commerce market to be tapped. In a time when the demand for plant-based frozen foods is expanding quickly, there’s definitely room for growth and disruption in this category.
Jim Pakulis, the CEO of Canadian company Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc. (CSE:VEGI, OTC:VGGIF), has an ambitious plan for this high-conviction provider of family-friendly, non-GMO, gluten-free plant-based frozen foods.
For one thing, Boosh has partnered with Brandseed Marketing to get its products into grocery stores throughout Canada. This has worked out quite well, as Boosh’s products are already available in more than 400 Canadian grocery stores.
Additionally, as part of the company’s ambitious growth strategy for 2022 and beyond, Boosh has selected nationally recognized premier food broker Thrive Natural Sales as its U.S. representative.
On top of all that, as the company’s CEO explains, Boosh is partnering with America’s most recognized plant-based foods business, Beyond Meat, to offer co-branded products in stores.
It’s a brilliant strategy: why try to compete with a giant like Beyond Meat, when instead Boosh can choose to combine forces and put the familiar Beyond Meat logo on its products?
At the same time, Boosh isn’t trying to become a clone of Beyond Meat. Pakulis emphasizes that you won’t see Boosh focusing on burger patties, but instead offers complete dishes like shepherd’s pie that’s made for two, rustic pie, and the delicious fiesta bowl.
As our research uncovered, Boosh has not just one, but a multi-prong strategy for powerful revenue generation. In fact, the company has identified five powerful revenue streams to promote Boosh’s continued success in 2022:
⦁ Organic: Continual growth by selling to an increasing number of grocery stores. Boosh is already in approximately 440 grocery stores, of which 60% have recently onboarded and began selling Boosh in the past 9 months.
⦁ Acquisitions: Unique private plant-based brands with strong management and the potential for significant upside. Boosh has acquired three companies since February of 2021: Vegan Canteen (plant-based powdered cheese), Salt Spring Harvest (vegetable-based pate), and Pulse Kitchen (plant-based, gluten free cheese).
⦁ Expansion into the U.S.: This is accomplished with assistance from Thrive Natural Sales, which has extensive relationships throughout the U.S. grocery industry.
⦁ E-commerce: Boosh commenced Canadian home delivery via ShopVejii.com in September of 2021, and is working with its affiliates for a U.S. launch as well. In Q1, 2022 consumers will be able to purchase Boosh products directly from their website thereby creating the least amount of friction (ie fewer clicks and down time) to obtain anyone of their 24 SKU’s
⦁ Food service market orders: Boosh just recently announced that it has begun accepting orders from the food service industry. This sector includes, but is not limited, to providing meals to hotels, restaurants, bars, cafeterias, catering, airlines and more.
The fifth and most recent potential revenue stream is particularly exciting, as Boosh’s products are high-quality, ready-made and easy for the food service sector to adopt.
From the Good Gravy, Sloppy Joes, and Vegan Chili varieties to Boosh’s proprietary Vegan Cheese powder blends, these products can be used in a variety of ways to meet the food service market’s expectations and satisfy consumer demands.
With so many ways to generate revenues, Jim Pakulis’s company is poised to dominate a unique niche in the lucrative North American plant-based foods industry. Truly, it’s amazing to consider what this up-and-coming business has already achieved: even after a spectacular 2021, it certainly appears that 2022 will be even better for Boosh and its stakeholders.
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On June second twenty twenty one, in connection with our agreement with Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc., Gold Standard Media LLC received six hundred and fifty thousand dollars from Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc.. Wallace Hill Partners LTD (Owned by Future Money Trends LLC members) owns one hundred thousand shares of Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc. done through a fifty thousand dollar loan done on April fifteenth twenty twenty one. Wallace Hill Partners LTD (Owned by Future Money Trends LLC members) owns three hundred thousand shares of Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc. done through a private placement, Wallace Hill Partners LTD (Owned by Future Money Trends LLC members) owns four hundred thousand transferable warrants at one dollar of Boosh Plant-Based Brands Inc.