We grow our leaves in clean, climate controlled conditions in our indoor farm in Kent. Unlike other bagged salad out there, we don’t need to wash ours in chlorine. Our leaves stay dry, keeping them fresh for longer. As our leaves are grown in Kent all year round, they get to the shops quicker and you get your hands on them fresher.

Nope. We grow our leaves in a clean and controlled environment in our vertical farm in Kent, so there’s no need for pesticides.

No you don’t. They’re grown in a clean environment without pesticides or chlorine, so there’s nothing to wash off. Great news for you. Terrible news for salad spinners.

According to the always completely 100% factual internet, the tallest lettuce plant in the world is called Lucy and stands at 47 inches tall (that’s almost 4 feet of lettuce). According to the Guinness World Records, the largest salad ever made was a Greek salad weighing over 20,000kg. But as it didn’t have any leaves, we wouldn’t technically classify it as a salad anyway.

In our vertical farm in Pepperness, Kent. We know Pepperness sounds like a made up place, but we promise it’s real.

Keep your leaves in the fridge between +1°C and +5°C. Once you’ve opened the bag, roll it down and keep it in the fridge. Try to avoid having the bag pushed against anything else in the fridge (like other fruit and veg, or the sides of the fridge), as this could cause condensation.

Plastic isn’t perfect, but it’s the best option we have for now to keep our leaves fresh and safe. We use 30 PP plastic for our bags, which can be recycled in shops. It’s one of the thinnest and most efficient plastics out there, helping keep our leaves fresh and food waste low. We grow our leaves locally to reduce our food miles, and we’ll always be working to make our packaging as sustainable as possible.

Take it to the plastic bag recycling in your local supermarket. Pick up another bag of salad. Take it home. And repeat.

Our farm runs all year, so we don’t have seasons. All our people have permanent work, we’re an accredited Living Wage Employer, and we listen to Christmas music whenever we feel like it. Bublé’s for life, not just for Christmas.