Why salad?
Most people don’t realize that salad is one of the most climate-impacting vegetables in Sweden. It’s often imported from warmer countries, which adds to its environmental footprint through long-distance transport and inefficient farming methods.
We’ve proven that salad can be grown sustainably in an indoor controlled environment. Curious how?
Follow our journey through a third-party life cycle assessment (LCA) by IVL.
50% lower carbon footprint
Our salad is grown with 50% less carbon footprint than imported alternatives*. It’s not just better for the planet—it tastes better on your plate too. We call it growing the Supernormal way.
*LCA
We grow more,
with less
Resource-efficient farming
Our circular system uses, according to a comparison in the LCA, up to 95% less water compared to similar indoor farms, and in some cases, more than 98% less water than what is used for imported lettuce*. Through automation with planting robots and harvesting machines, we optimize every step of the process to reduce waste and maximize yields.
* LCA
100% renewable energy
We use cutting-edge, energy-efficient LED lights tailored to each plant’s needs. And all our energy comes from renewable sources.
AI-driven optimization
By collecting and analyzing data, we constantly fine-tune our processes. With machine learning and AI, we improve every aspect of cultivation, leading to higher quality, less waste, and more sustainable production.
No pesticides
Our closed system means no pesticides—guaranteeing a clean, controlled, and safe environment for our plants.