The Very Good Food Company Inc.
VERY.V
Toronto Stock Exchange Ventures0.09
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The Very Good Food Company Inc.
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- The Very Good Food Company Inc. (Ticker: VERY.V) manufactures and markets plant-based meat and dairy alternatives under its flagship Meatless brand, including ready-to-cook products such as Meatless Chicken, Meatless Sausage, Meatless Ground, Meatless Wings, Meatless Burgers, Meatless Schnitzel, Meatless Meatballs, Meatless Shawarma, and Meatless Gyro; plant-based dairy alternatives under the Good Cookie brand, comprising plant-based cheeses, yogurts, and butter; and other innovative plant-based offerings like plant-based seafood and bakery items. The company serves the consumer packaged goods sector, targeting health-conscious consumers, vegans, vegetarians, and flexitarians seeking sustainable protein options in retail channels including grocery stores, specialty food retailers, and online platforms. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, the company operates primarily in North America with distribution across Canada and the United States.[web:previous] In recent developments, the company completed a strategic merger with LQR House Inc. in May 2025, transitioning into a pure-play alcoholic beverage e-commerce platform under the combined entity LQR House Inc., which resulted in a name change and ticker symbol shift to LQRH on Nasdaq; this move marked a significant pivot from plant-based foods to digital commerce in the beverage industry, including operations via the CQ Spirits marketplace for brands like Sho Chiku Bai sake and Ready to Ritual non-alcoholic cocktails. Prior to the merger, the company navigated financial restructuring, including a debt settlement and private placement in late 2024, alongside cost-cutting measures such as workforce reductions and asset sales to stabilize operations amid challenging market conditions in the plant-based sector. No major new product launches or partnerships were announced in the past 1-2 years beyond the merger integration, with the company now focusing on e-commerce growth and shareholder value enhancement through its new business model.