• Vejii Holdings has has signed an agreement with Blender Bites Ltd. 
  • Blender Bites will be joining Vejii’s fulfillment and distribution platform
  • Kory Zelickson, CEO of Vejii sat down with Shoran Devi to discuss the partnership
  • Vejii is a unified digital marketplace and fulfillment platform featuring thousands of plant-based and sustainable-living products
  • Vejii Holdings Ltd. (VEJI) opened trading at C$0.08 per share

Vejii Holdings (VEJI) has signed an agreement with Blender Bites Ltd. 

Blender Bites will be joining Vejii’s fulfillment and distribution platform, Vejii Fulfillment Services (VFS) to be merchandised alongside Vejii’s products in Canada, through its Vejii Express platform.

Kory Zelickson, CEO of Vejii sat down with Caroline Egan to discuss the partnership.

“The VFS program is similar to the Amazon FBA model, but provides fulfillment services for D2C and B2B channels, specializing in the challenging category of cold-chain logistics, which is something that we do well. As we’ve been helping support our brand partners, we identified the need for brands to have access to our internal cold-chain distribution network, and since we launched Vejii Fulfillment Services, over 40% of our brand partners participate in the program. The VFS program has proven to be valuable for our brand partners, and brings Vejii the ability to continue to scale and onboard brands by accepting inventory on consignment from brands into our distribution network.”

Vejii is a unified digital marketplace and fulfillment platform featuring thousands of plant-based and sustainable-living products from a growing list of hundreds of vendors.

Vejii Holdings Ltd. (VEJI) opened trading at C$0.08 per share.

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