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Beyond Plenty’s bankruptcy filing: Industry reactions signal a reality check for CEA

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Plenty Unlimited Inc.'s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on March 23, 2025, was a significant moment for vertical farming, not just due to the scale of its collapse but also because of what it revealed about the broader controlled environment agriculture (CEA) industry.As one of the most well-capitalized…
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Controlled Environment Agriculture Can Revolutionize Specialty Farming

Technology has dramatically changed the way we farm in America. From the invention of the cotton gin in 1793 to the rise of precision agriculture technologies in the 1980s and 1990s, innovations have made farming more productive, cost-effective, and sustainable. Today, agriculture innovators are moving beyond traditional farming and looking towards alternative practices. Among these methods is Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA). …

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Beyond Plenty’s bankruptcy filing: Industry reactions signal a reality check for CEA

Plenty Unlimited Inc.'s Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on March 23, 2025, was a significant moment for vertical farming, not just due to the scale of its collapse, but also because of what it revealed about the broader controlled environment agriculture (CEA) industry.As one of the most well-capitalized…

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Vertical Farmer Plenty, Backed by Bezos, Softbank, Files Bankruptcy - CEO North America

Plenty Unlimited Inc., a vertical farming business that’s drawn backing from Jeff Bezos, SoftBank Group Corp. and Walmart, has filed for bankruptcy with a lender-backed plan to either raise capital or sell the business. The company on Sunday sought court protection in Texas listing more than $100 million in assets and liabilities on its Chapter 11 petition. The business comes to bankruptcy with a deal that will explore a sale of Plenty’s assets …

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