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Edible Garden regains Nasdaq $1.00 bid-price compliance; one-year monitor imposed
Edible Garden (NASDAQ: EDBL, EDBLW) said Nasdaq has confirmed the company has regained compliance with the $1.00 minimum closing bid requirement following a July 27 panel decision to grant continued listing. Nasdaq placed a Mandatory Panel Monitor on the company for one year from Aug 31, 2026 and the Panel retains jurisdiction through Nov 23, 2026, meaning another bid-price lapse during the monitor would prompt a delisting determination without an additional cure period.
Edible Garden awarded expanded Target fresh-herb holiday program
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) said Target awarded it an expanded fresh herb program covering the Thanksgiving–New Year holiday season, covering herbs like rosemary, sage, thyme, parsley and poultry-blend herbs. The company plans to support the program using its vertically integrated facilities, contract growers and GreenThumb 2.0 tech (citing a >98% fulfillment rate last Thanksgiving); the release gives no sales or unit estimates and includes forward-looking caution that retailer interest may not convert to incremental revenue.
Edible Garden hires Tetra Pak veteran as senior project manager for Prairie Hills RTD plant
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) named Ernesto Insignares, a former Tetra Pak capital-projects manager, as Senior Project Manager to lead development and execution of its Prairie Hills ready-to-drink (RTD) manufacturing facility in Webster City, Iowa. Prairie Hills is being converted into a Tetra Pak-based shelf-stable beverage hub expected to have capacity of more than 100 million units annually, the company says prototypes were successfully produced at Tetra Pak’s development center, and Insignares is expected to support the move from design into construction, commissioning and commercial production.
Edible Garden (EDBL) partners with Square Roots to develop Farm-to-Formula functional RTD beverages
Edible Garden (NASDAQ: EDBL, EDBLW) announced a strategic product-development partnership with Square Roots to create clean-label ready-to-drink functional beverages using nutrient-dense crops optimized via Square Roots' controlled-environment agriculture and Edible Garden's Farm-to-Formula and Tetra Pak aseptic manufacturing. The collaboration targets higher-margin functional nutrition segments (cognitive, metabolic/GLP-1 support, healthy aging, inflammation and performance) and plans to use Edible Garden’s Prairie Hills RTD manufacturing hub for commercialization, but the release gave no timelines or financial terms.
Edible Garden (EDBL) names Jon Gutoski as CFO
Edible Garden appointed Jon Gutoski as Chief Financial Officer effective Aug. 17, 2026, succeeding Kostas Dafoulas who resigned from the interim CFO role on Aug. 14. Gutoski is an internal promotion from Controller (since June 2026) with prior CFO and senior finance roles at public and private companies and will lead accounting, reporting, treasury and internal controls to support the company’s growth initiatives.
EDBL Q2 2026: Revenue +12.8% YoY, sales +31.2%; completes RTD prototype, advances Prairie Hills
Edible Garden (NASDAQ: EDBL, EDBLW) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $3.6M, up 12.8% year-over-year with total sales +31.2% as cut herb sales rose 42% and retail placements expanded (Kroger, Target, Weis, Walmart, Wakefern). The company completed prototype RTD production at Tetra Pak and is advancing its Prairie Hills manufacturing project (targeting >100M annual beverage units) as it pivots toward RTD/clean-nutrition commercialization; SG&A fell ~21.5% and net loss narrowed to $3.3M, though long-term debt rose materially and cash on hand was limited.
Edible Garden wins Target fresh-cut herb distribution in Midwest
Edible Garden said it was awarded fresh-cut herb distribution through a key Target Midwest distribution center, expanding its relationship with Target and expected to increase the company’s herb presence across Target stores in the region. Management says regional production (notably its Iowa facility) plus its GreenThumb 2.0 platform should shorten harvest-to-shelf, improve freshness and support higher volumes and cross-selling into its Farm-to-Formula/RTD initiatives, but no financial terms, volumes or timing were disclosed.
Edible Garden (EDBL) schedules Aug 14 Q2 2026 results call
Edible Garden (NASDAQ: EDBL, EDBLW) will host a conference call on Aug 14, 2026 at 8:00 AM ET to discuss financial results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 and provide a business update; dial-in, webcast and replay details were provided. The company flagged strategic items investors may hear about on the call, including expansion of its Prairie Hills facility into a ready-to-drink (RTD) clean nutrition manufacturing hub as part of its Farm-to-Formula shift and its distribution presence in over 6,000 retail locations.
Edible Garden says retailer demand surged after CEA consolidation; has capacity and recent retail wins
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) reports a sharp increase in retailer demand for fresh herbs and organic produce after consolidation in the controlled-environment agriculture sector, and says it has available greenhouse/processing capacity and a national contract grower network to service new programs. Management points to >98% on-time, in-full fulfillment and recent commercial wins (multi-year private-label through 2028 with a Midwest big-box, expanded Walmart distribution, new Target program, and chainwide USDA Organic at The Fresh Market) as evidence it can convert inbound retailer interest. Q1 2026 revenue was roughly $3.3M (up ~22.9%) with cut herb sales up ~45.9%, and the company emphasizes a capital-efficient model and a planned ready-to-drink Farm-to-Formula buildout at Prairie Hills to access higher-margin shelf-stable products.
Edible Garden expands multi‐year private‐label herb supply deal with major Midwest big‐box through 2028
Edible Garden said it extended and expanded a multi‐year private‐label supply agreement with a major Midwest big‐box retailer through Dec. 31, 2028, broadening its private‐label fresh herb program to cover more than 20 herbs and specialty products across the Midwest. The company said the deal will be supported by expanded Midwest production and distribution (Grand Rapids, MI and Webster City, IA) and ties into its Prairie Hills/Tetra Pak buildout to enable year‐round supply and higher‐margin shelf‐stable RTD products.
Edible Garden wins Nasdaq reprieve but must regain $1 bid by Aug 15, 2026
Nasdaq Hearings Panel granted Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) continued listing provided the company demonstrates a minimum $1.00 closing bid by August 15, 2026. The company completed a 1-for-45 reverse split effective July 13 and says its closing bid has remained at or above $1.00 since the split; the Panel will retain jurisdiction through Nov 23, 2026 and final compliance is subject to Nasdaq staff confirmation.
Edible Garden wins Walmart distribution for fresh‐cut herbs across Mid‐Atlantic; shipments start Q3 2026
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) said it secured a significant Walmart distribution expansion for its fresh‐cut herbs across the Mid‐Atlantic, with initial shipments expected to begin in Q3 2026. Management frames the deal as validation of its scalable controlled‐environment agriculture platform (GreenThumb 2.0) and a step to deepen national retail relationships, but the release gives no store count, volume or financial impact.
Edible Garden expands 'Garden Starters' pallet promotion into midsummer at ShopRite (EDBL)
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) said Wakefern/ShopRite is expanding its Garden Starters pallet-display program into a midsummer promotion at participating ShopRite locations after strong spring customer response to living USDA Organic herb plants. The displays use the company’s self-watering merchandising and GreenThumb technology to extend plant shelf life and aim to drive incremental seasonal sales and repeat purchases, but the release discloses no sales figures, financial terms, or concrete revenue guidance.
Edible Garden hires E2 to lead construction of Prairie Hills RTD manufacturing facility
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) engaged E2 Building Group to lead construction of its planned Prairie Hills ready-to-drink (RTD) manufacturing hub in Webster City, IA, moving the project from design into the construction phase with E2 providing preconstruction, construction management and design-build execution. The company says the facility will use Tetra Pak processing and is expected at full production to manufacture more than 100 million RTD beverage units annually to support expansion into higher-margin, shelf-stable nutrition and private-label customers, though no construction timeline, cost or financing details were disclosed.
EDBL hires E2 to build Prairie Hills RTD manufacturing hub
Edible Garden (EDBL / EDBLW) engaged national design-build firm E2 Building Group to lead construction of its Prairie Hills ready-to-drink (RTD) manufacturing facility in Webster City as the project moves from design into the construction phase. The plant is being configured with Tetra Pak processing/packaging and is targeted to produce more than 100 million RTD beverage units annually to support the company’s shift into higher‐margin, shelf‐stable nutrition products; the company did not disclose a commercial production date or project cost details.
HRT Financial (director/10% owner) buys 416,812 EDBL shares at $0.119–$0.166, stake now 859,981
EDBL filed SEC Form 4. The Form 4 lists the reporting person as a Director and 10% owner; the filing is signed by Adam Nunes and dated 07/07/2026.
EDBL signs non-binding LOI for commercialization alliance to expand distribution and recurring revenue
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) announced a non-binding letter of intent with an established sustainable-food partner to form a long-term commercialization alliance that would leverage Edible Garden’s proprietary tech and national retail distribution to accelerate sales of the partner’s products. The company says the deal is intended to increase utilization of its platform, create recurring commercialization revenue and support an asset-light shift so management can focus on higher-growth initiatives (Farm-to-Formula, clean-label nutrition and RTD manufacturing); the LOI is non-binding and the announcement included no financial terms or timeline.
EDBL signs LOI for commercialization alliance to expand retail distribution
Edible Garden entered a non-binding letter of intent with an unnamed sustainable-food partner to form a long-term commercialization alliance that would let the partner use Edible Garden’s proprietary tech, national retail distribution and commercialization capabilities to expand product sales. The company says the alliance should increase utilization of its platform, create recurring commercialization revenue and support its shift to a more capital-efficient, asset-light model focused on higher-margin initiatives (Farm‐to‐Formula, clean‐label nutrition and RTD manufacturing), but no financial terms or timeline were disclosed and definitive agreements are not guaranteed.
Edible Garden (EDBL) wins up to $6.3M Webster City tax incentives to back $25M RTD beverage hub
Webster City approved a development agreement providing up to $6.3M in performance-based tax-increment financing to support Edible Garden’s planned $25M+ redevelopment of its Prairie Hills site into a ready-to-drink (RTD) clean-nutrition manufacturing hub. The 400,000 sq ft facility is being converted for high-capacity, aseptic production (Tetra Pak tech) and is expected at full capacity to produce more than 100M RTD units annually, expanding the company into higher-margin shelf-stable nutrition categories and building on a prior $2.66M state BIG incentive. The payments are performance-based, funded from new property tax revenue, subject to annual city appropriation, and incentive payments begin in late 2029 contingent on project milestones and ownership/compliance requirements.
Edible Garden secures up to $6.3M Webster City incentive to fund Prairie Hills RTD beverage hub
Webster City Council approved a development agreement providing up to $6.3 million in performance-based tax increment financing to support Edible Garden's planned redevelopment of its Prairie Hills facility into a ready-to-drink (RTD) beverage manufacturing hub. The incentives back a planned $25M+ investment to convert the 400,000 sq ft site into a Tetra Pak-equipped aseptic production platform expected to produce >100 million RTD units annually and complement a previously announced $2.66M Iowa BIG incentive, though payments are contingent on milestones and funded only from new property tax revenue starting in late 2029.
EDBL's Pickle Party named 2026 Mindful Award 'Overall Plant-Based Snack Product of the Year'
Edible Garden (NASDAQ: EDBL, EDBLW) said its Pickle Party product line won the 2026 Mindful Award for Overall Plant-Based Snack Product of the Year, chosen from thousands of nominations after a comprehensive evaluation. The company says the recognition supports its strategy to extend the Edible Garden brand into plant-based, clean-label snack categories; Pickle Party is a refrigerated, fermented, raw, Kosher, Non‐GMO line made with Hermann Pickle Company and contains no artificial preservatives.
EDBL adjourns annual meeting; reconvenes June 25, proxies remain valid
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) convened but adjourned its 2026 annual meeting to provide more time for shareholder voting and will reconvene virtually on June 25, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. ET. The company says there are no changes to the proposals, all previously submitted proxies remain valid, and it urges shareholders who haven't voted to do so; final vote results will be delayed until the reconvened meeting.
Edible Garden adjourns annual meeting to June 25 to allow more shareholder voting
Edible Garden (EDBL, EDBLW) convened its 2026 annual meeting and adjourned it to June 25, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. ET to provide additional time for shareholder voting; there are no changes to the proposals and previously submitted proxies remain valid. Shareholders of record as of May 6, 2026 remain eligible and the company urges any holders who have not yet voted to do so before the reconvened virtual meeting.
Edible Garden hires Structura to design Prairie Hills Tetra Pak RTD beverage facility
Edible Garden (EDBL / EDBLW) engaged Structura Architects to provide facility planning, engineering, design and project development for its planned Prairie Hills Tetra Pak production facility in Webster City, Iowa, aimed at large-scale shelf-stable ready-to-drink nutritional beverages and private-label production. The engagement advances the company's push into higher-margin shelf-stable nutrition and RTD beverages and is intended to boost manufacturing capacity and supply-chain efficiency, though the company did not disclose construction timelines, costs, or a production start date.
Edible Garden urges shareholders to vote FOR all proposals, cites logistics shift to cut costs
Edible Garden (NASDAQ: EDBL, EDBLW) sent a letter urging shareholders to vote FOR all proposals at its June 17, 2026 annual meeting; the board unanimously recommends approval. The company highlighted a completed logistics change in the Metro New York market from direct-store-delivery to direct-to-distribution-center/regional distribution—expected to lower transportation costs and emissions and help margins—and said it is expanding Prairie Hills into a ready-to-drink manufacturing hub, but provided no quantified financial impacts and vote results are pending.