Saskatchewan Animal Save Movement

Odd Burger, the Canadian vegan fast-food chain and food tech company, has announced a major distribution partnership with Dot Foods Canada — one of the country's largest food distribution networks — giving its plant-based products access to hundreds of distributors nationwide.

Five of its most popular retail products are included in the initial rollout: the ChickUn Fillet, Smash Burger, Chickpea Burger, ChickUn Pretenders, and Breakfast Sausage.

The deal is designed to help Odd Burger serve national grocery chains and restaurant groups through a single, streamlined distribution channel — dramatically increasing the reach of fully vegan fast food across the country.

Critics of the plant-based industry love to declare it dead. Odd Burger just signed a deal that says otherwise.

The movement doesn't need everyone to go vegan overnight. It needs infrastructure — and this is what infrastructure looks like.

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Thyme Bistro & Boutique is well worth the drive to Watson. Plant-based milks and options are available. For example this work of art, Leek quiche, prepared fresh with fresh ingredients and Melissa works her wonders with herbs & spices to make it a truly delightful plant-based dish. 🤤

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