It’s important that the capital comes in tandem with an unwavering belief in our mission to change the world Zach Vouga, co-founder and co-CEO of the fast-food chain Speaking about meeting the right investment partners, he said: “It’s important that the capital comes in tandem with an unwavering belief in our mission to change the world.” Source: Plant Power Fast Food In a press release seen by Green Queen, co-founder and co-CEO of the fast-food chain, Zach Vouga said that the funds will help the chain continue to carry out its expansion plans with a focus on new corporate unit development. With seven locations and a year-on-year enterprise-wide retail net sales growth of over 50%, Plant Power witnessed massive growth in 2020 despite the pandemic and the chain plans to use the new capital to open eight new outlets including in one in Sacramento, one in Hollywood, an on-campus location at the University of California in San Diego, and two in Las Vegas, with one drive-thru enabled outlet already underway. Since its opening back in 2016, the unofficially dubbed “vegan version of McDonald’s” Plant Power Fast Food has been offering 100% plant-based burgers, fries, shakes, buffalo wings, “chicken” tenders,”, salads, wraps, kombucha floats, breakfast dishes, and desserts including the popular “Big Zac” burger to customers.
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Southern California-based Plant Power Fast Food recently closed its Series A capital round led by Helia Capital USA, a subsidiary of Fusion Ventures, Eat Beyond Global Holdings and Batta Foods along with additional funding from philanthropist Aileen Getty. For more information, visit and follow on Instagram.Plant Power Fast Food has secured a US$7.5 millionSeries A, which the company claims is the largest funding round for a plant-based fast food chain globally, and which will enable the chain of 100% vegan fast food restaurants expand across the U.S. Until then, you can stop by the UCSD Plant Power Fast Food at 9685 Scholars Drive North, Suite CT0121, La Jolla, CA 92093. The next locations to welcome the futuristic vegan fast-food joint include Las Vegas (2), Hollywood, Carmel Mountain San Diego, San Clemente, and Laguna Hills.
Plant Power Fast Food’s newest opening puts the vegan fast-food restaurant chain on track for its goal of opening 15 restaurants by the end of 2022.
It’s only natural that they would demand a plant-based, sustainable, and cruelty-free diet which has proven to be best for both human health and our ecosystem and we’re thrilled to have a location at this world-class university,” shared Plant Power Fast Food Co-Founder and Co-CEO Mitch Wallis. “Today’s Generation Z comprises the most highly educated college students in history. The newest Plant Power Fast Food location features indoor and outdoor dining, mobile ordering, and pickup and delivery through third-party apps like Uber Eats and Postmates. The new spot can be found at the North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood development on campus. Plant Power Fast Food’s UCSD location is the chain’s ninth restaurant to date, and the second one to open on a college campus. Earlier this summer, the company announced plans to open a few more locations on the West Coast-including one at the UCSD campus. The Future of Fast Food Plant Power Fast Food was founded in San Diego in 2016 by a group of entrepreneurs who set out to create “The Future of Fast Food.” Over the past few years, Plant Power Fast Food has opened six more locations in Southern California, as well as one in Sacramento. That sounds like the perfect quick lunch or dinner stop for college students, right? We agree! This is why we’re so excited to announce that Plant Power Fast Food just opened at University of California San Diego (UCSD). The menu at Plant Power Fast Food features vegan fast-food classics like burgers, chicken tenders, and milkshakes as well as more fresh and nutritious options such as juices, salads, and wraps.
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