Mar 6, 2019
Leading North American manufacturer of better-for-you products Gabriella’s Kitchen (CSE: GABY) today announced its retail partnership with Calgary Co-operative Association Limited. According to the update, effective February 2019, GABY products, under the Gabriella’s Kitchen brand, are available for purchase in Calgary Co-op grocery stores throughout Southern Alberta. Calgary Co-op is one of North America’s largest and most successful retail co-operatives, with locations in Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, High River, Okotoks and Strathmore. Gabriella’s Kitchen products are currently available across the U.S. and Canada in over 3,400 conventional and natural retailers, and this expansion will add additional retail stores. “We are aligned with Calgary Co-op in so many ways” GABY Founder and CEO Margot Micallef stated in the news release. “Like Co-op, investing in our community is crucial to us and we are so pleased to announce this expansion right here at home in Calgary. In addition, just as Calgary Co-op has expanded into cannabis, so has GABY and we look forward to the time when our cannabis-infused products can be sold in Canadian cannabis retail outlets. We look forward to making healthier living possible for even more members of our community.”
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About Gabriella’s Kitchen
Margot and her sister Gabriella co-founded GABY, a wellness company, after Gabriella received a dire cancer diagnosis which spurred the sisters to prolong Gabriella’s life through a holistic approach to health. Today, GABY is a wellness company with its own manufacturing and distribution infrastructure and a diverse range of products that in some cases use cannabis and in others not, to address a variety of dietary and health concerns. Although Gabriella ultimately passed away from her illness, she lived exponentially longer than doctors predicted. Her memory and passion live on through GABY’s mission: to empower people to live healthy lives without compromise. GABY’s products can be found in over 3400 retail locations in the US and Canada. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Gabriellas-Kitchen.com.
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