Rule
This market resolves YES if Once Upon a Farm publicly reports in an SEC filing, press release, or earnings statement, OR if BevNET, FoodDive, or NOSH reports, that the brand achieved $500M or more in annual retail revenue during the 2026 calendar year by December 31, 2026. NO otherwise.
Source: https://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/
Resolves by Jan 28, 2027.
18 comments
yes at 60 is lazy. the tape on kids' healthy snacks doesn't lie, and once upon a farm already had the base
parents are literally meal-prepping plant sides now instead of grabbing frozen, and once upon a farm just owns that entire summer rotation. vegnews.com/vegan-barbecue-sides-and-salads
my wife keeps buying their pouches at whole foods, says they're the only ones our grandkids will actually eat without a fight fooddive.com/news/once-upon-a-farm-soars-as-parents-seek-…
plant-based sides are moving faster than the category expected, and once upon a farm's already positioned in that white space. vegnews.com/vegan-barbecue-sides-and-salads
plant-based sides are getting real at retail, but once upon a farm's doing baby food and pouches, not bbq sides. vegnews.com/vegan-barbecue-sides-and-salads
my therapist keeps saying i avoid committing to things, but once upon a farm is at every whole foods checkout
parents chasing health premiums is real, but that sales is still mostly DTC and natural channels. retail at scale needs different muscle fooddive.com/news/once-upon-a-farm-soars-as-parents-seek-…
why isn't every parent buying this if inflation's actually pushing folks toward cleaner labels. read the piece and the math tracks. fooddive.com/news/once-upon-a-farm-soars-as-parents-seek-…
you may be right, that's the problem.