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琉璃神社-based vegan marketplace launches Canadian platform

Vejii鈥檚 goal is to make vegan products easier to access
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Vejii announced the launch of its Canadian marketplace. (Phil McLachlan - Capital News staff)

A 琉璃神社-based online marketplace for vegan products has launched its Canadian site after seeing growth in the U.S.

Vejii first launched in the U.S. in November 2020, in time for an increase in demand for online services as people look to stay home to prevent COVID-19 exposure.

In a statement, Vejii said it has since been 鈥渟caling rapidly, growing both its customer base and an assortment of vegan products.鈥

鈥淔or our Canadian launch, we are beginning by offering a thoughtfully curated selection of plant-based meat, dairy and seafood products, based on our top selling products in the U.S.,鈥 Vejii CEO Kory Zelickson said.

鈥淲e are committed to making plant-based food more accessible while also supporting plant-based producers, especially small businesses.鈥

Vejii is a multi-vendor platform where plant-based producers can find a place to sell their products to a wider audience. The platform spotlights plant-based startups in particular and gives them national exposure.

Zelickson said previously that Vejii鈥檚 goal is to provide a centralized shopping experience to make going vegan less intimidating and more accessible.

鈥淎lthough there鈥檚 been a lot of growth and availability of plant-based products in supermarkets, the offerings still aren鈥檛 really there.鈥

鈥淎s somebody who is vegan and with a family with kids, I always end up having to go to two or three different grocery stores to get what we need for the week,鈥 he said.

Since Vejii offers a one-stop-shop experience, Zelickson said this will help make grocery shopping easier for those who have plant-based diets.

A French version of Vejii鈥檚 Canadian website will launch in the next week.

For more information on Vejii鈥檚 offerings, visit .

READ: 琉璃神社-based online marketplace supports plant-based businesses



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Twila was a radio reporter based in northern Vancouver Island. She won the Jack Webster Student Journalism Award while at BCIT and received a degree in ancient and modern Greek history from McGill University.
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