Giant Gorilla Greens

10/05/2026

We’re excited to keep expanding our capacity right here in our warehouse and making the most of every square foot.
One of the things we love most about Giant Gorilla Greens is that there’s never just one part of the business to be excited about. We love the team, the plants, the problem-solving, the constant learning, and the process of building this thing one rack at a time.
Thank you to everyone who has supported us, ordered from us, partnered with us, cheered us on, and been part of the journey. We’re excited to keep growing. Literally.
And now for the important part: apparently we have to paint all these orange racks white so they don’t ruin our aesthetic. 😂🌱

09/30/2026

We are excited to launch the GGG Founder Fellowship to support women building businesses.
Each quarter, one founder will receive:
→ 3 focused conversations around a real business challenge
→ A $1,000 grant to put the plan into action
The fellowship is for women-owned U.S. businesses generating $100K–$2M in annual revenue that have been operating for at least one year.
The goal is simple: help a founder get unstuck, make a better decision, and move the business forward.
Share this with a woman founder you know! Applications are now open for January 2027

Apply for the GGG Founder Fellowship, offering one woman-owned business 3 months of mentorship and a $1,000 business grant each quarter.

06/16/2026

People often ask what it takes to build a successful farm.

The answer isn't lights, racks, irrigation systems, or seeds.

It's people.

(Although the lights help.)

Building a business without good people is like trying to grow microgreens without water—technically possible for a short period of time, but things go downhill quickly.

We're fortunate to have a team that takes ownership, supports one another, and constantly pushes to improve. Everyone here has the autonomy to make decisions, solve problems, and contribute to something bigger than themselves.

Every week we work to raise our standards so we can continue delivering the quality, consistency, and service our customers expect.

This farm is built by people, and we're grateful for every one of them.

06/10/2026

Randy’s answer took me by surprise today when I asked him what’s important for longevity.

For context, he is 80 years old and fit as a fiddle. Not to mention, he still has the kind of full head of hair that men half his age would envy!

Since he is also a microgreens and wheatgrass grower, I was expecting him to say at least one of those was key. But he said, “Besides diet, exercise, and all that, the key to living a long, healthy life is unconditional love and gratitude.”

I had to ask, “What do you mean by unconditional love? For whom?”

And he said, “Start with yourself.”

Now I’m thinking, wow, I’m talking to a real-life yogi. (And I mean that in the best possible way!)

But I was paying attention because that’s an aspect of life I don’t pay much heed to.

He said, “Love and gratitude for everything, including this very moment… it is no coincidence our paths crossed.”

In my view, Randy is a shining example of someone living a great life. He’s healthy and fit, he’s happy and grateful, and he spent his life serving others.

So I want to stop and slow down to reflect.

Is it a coincidence that we ended up discussing all of this TODAY, on June 10th, exactly six years since we incorporated Giant Gorilla Greens?

I don’t think so.

Because Randy brought me back to my original mission—the reason we started Giant Gorilla Greens six years ago: to serve others and to help anyone who wants to eat well.

Over the years, Giant Gorilla Greens has grown. Today, 94% of our business is food service, and it has been key to keeping our doors open, the lights on, and our employees paid.

But we never want to forget why we started.

We started because we wanted to be part of the solution for people seeking clean, nutritious food. Food grown without pesticides, using organic methods. Food you don’t have to wonder about.

Because everyone deserves to eat well and be well.

And today I'm grateful to Randy for helping bring me back to that purpose and for showing us the way!

06/03/2026

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05/27/2026

You shouldn’t have to wonder what’s on your food🌱
The best food doesn’t come from the biggest farms - it comes from people you know and trust. When you shop local, you know who grew it, how it was grown and why quality matters to them.
Clean, organic and fresh food grown with care for your family and our community. 👌

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05/19/2026

From seed to harvest, every tray at Giant Gorilla Greens is grown with intention.
Behind the scenes, we carefully control everything—premium soil, optimal lighting, precise temperature, and consistent daily care—to create microgreens that are fresh, flavorful, and packed with nutrients.
It’s not just about growing greens—it’s about growing better food. Every harvest is handled by caring hands and built on the belief that quality starts long before it reaches your plate.
Fresh, local, and grown with purpose—right here in Massachusetts.

04/29/2026

Jonnas has been at Giant Gorilla Greens since 2024, he’s hard working and dedicated, and an important part of our team! When he’s not working, he enjoys going to the gym, the beach when it’s warm, and on long drives.
He also forwards funny reels to his coworkers during break.

Side note: we have wheatgrass available now on our online shop!