KOMO PLT BASED FOODS INC - KOMOF STOCK NEWS

Komo Plant Based Foods announces that its products will be available in all 7 Whole Foods Market locations in Western Canada starting early 2022. This expansion follows Whole Foods' growth in key neighborhoods, including the recent opening of a flagship store in Victoria. Komo has a robust distribution network across Canada and has scaled up production capacity through a co-manufacturing arrangement, positioning itself for further growth. CEO William White expresses excitement about the company's trajectory and ongoing plans to promote plant-based foods.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. (CSE:YUM, OTCQB:KOMOF) announced a partnership with BRR Logistics to distribute its frozen plant-based products in Ontario and Quebec. This collaboration aims to enhance the availability of Komo Comfort Foods in major grocery retailers, taking advantage of BRR's extensive distribution network. Following successful performance in Western Canada, Komo anticipates notable demand in Q1 2022. With a commitment to providing delicious vegan options, this expansion aligns with Komo's mission of making plant-based meals a staple in households.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. has appointed Staci Owens from Cornerstone Sales as their U.S. sales agent to spearhead retail expansion in the United States. With over 21 years of experience in the natural foods sector, Owens aims to develop distribution networks and launch a sampling program targeting grocery chains, enhancing Komo's growth in the growing $7 billion U.S. plant-based food market. This strategic move follows an impressive 27% growth in the industry over the past year, positioning Komo to capitalize on new opportunities.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. reported record revenues of $69,999 for December 2021, marking a 104% increase from the prior month and a 51% rise compared to October 2021. The growth was attributed to higher wholesale orders and the launch of Komo Eats hot meals via delivery apps. The company achieved a 35% gross profit margin for the three-month period ending October 31, 2021. Komo's expansion strategy continues to gain momentum in Canada and the U.S., despite facing distribution challenges due to weather and labor shortages.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. (CSE:YUM, OTCQB:KOMOF, FRA:9HB) announced a significant expansion of its frozen plant-based food products, now available at over 120 locations—an increase of approximately 300% in just two months. The company moved production to a co-manufacturing facility and partnered with TransCold Distribution to enhance distribution across Canada, including major retailers like Safeway and Walmart. Komo aims to further expand into the U.S. in early 2022, while continuing to offer direct-to-consumer sales through its eCommerce platform.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. has launched its plant-based hot food menu on SkipTheDishes in Vancouver, enhancing its presence in the booming food delivery market. Following a successful debut of its Komo Eats menu on Uber Eats, the company plans to expand its offerings with new gourmet wraps and beverages. Komo aims to leverage consumer feedback from these ready-to-eat foods for future product development in its frozen foods division. The global food delivery sector has reportedly exceeded $150 billion, indicating significant growth opportunities for Komo.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. (CSE:YUM, OTCQB:KOMOF) announces that its frozen plant-based comfort foods are now available for online purchase and home delivery across Canada via the Vejii platform.

Since launching its direct-to-consumer service in March 2021 in Metro Vancouver, Komo has received over 190 reviews with more than 160 five-star ratings. The company aims for retail expansion in Canada, with plans for a U.S. launch in early 2022, enhancing their brand's visibility and accessibility.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. has launched Komo Eats, offering fresh, plant-based comfort meals via Uber Eats in Vancouver as of November 25, 2021. This new service aims to innovate and test the market with dishes like Buffalo Fried Jackfruit Chick'n Mac & Cheeze and others. Utilizing a ghost kitchen model, Komo can reduce overhead costs while rapidly developing new offerings based on consumer feedback. The company plans to assess the initial launch's success for potential expansion.

Komo Plant Based Foods Inc. (OTCQB: KOMOF) is expanding its retail presence by partnering with Choices Markets, which will carry its full range of plant-based frozen meals across all 10 locations in British Columbia. This marks a continued growth trajectory since its retail launch 8 months ago, with plans to further expand in Canada and enter the U.S. market in early 2022. Komo emphasizes its commitment to promoting plant-based eating, offering meals that are wholesome, frozen for freshness, and free from preservatives.