Key Takeaways: Little Leaf Farms introduces the “Happy Desk Salad” Kit, elevating desk dining to a luxurious experience, featuring items like a desk shade, desktop candelabra, and a custom placemat. A recent Opinium Research survey revealed that 76% of non-remote corporate workers eat lunch at their desks more than half the time, with 68% preferring it for convenience and productivity. The survey indicates that 73% of office workers plan to bring their lunch more frequently, with health as the primary motivator, especially among Gen Z, who are also motivated by cost savings. Desk lunch etiquette remains a concern, with meetings scheduled during lunchtime seen as rude by a significant portion of the workforce. Little Leaf Farms, known for its sustainable lettuce production, aims to enrich the desk dining experience, aligning with its mission of revolutionizing food production. Redefining Desk Dining: The Shift in Office Lunch Culture In the wake of…
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Total Net Weight: 7.5 oz (213 g). Ingredient Net Weight: lettuce: 3.75 oz (106 g), dressing: 2 oz (57 g)/1.9 fl oz (56 ml), toppings: 1.75 oz (50 g).
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