CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — The company behind Chesterfield County’s newly opened, vertical indoor strawberry farm has filed for bankruptcy. According to court records, Plenty Unlimited ...

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The bankruptcy filing follows lawsuits by contractors alleging they haven’t been paid for work on Plenty’s indoor strawberry farm at 13500 N. Enon Church Road. Click here to continue reading ...

With strawberry season just months away, this will be Chesterfield County’s first summer as home to “Plenty Richmond Farm” — the world’s largest indoor vertical berry farm. The facility ...

Plenty Unlimited's $300 million Enon facility, known as the world's largest indoor vertical farm, is expected to yield 4 million pounds of strawberries annually. The California-based owner of a ...

The California-based owner of a vertical-farm company says its recent declaration of bankruptcy should not affect its recently opened strawberry-growing facility in the Enon area of Chesterfield ...