Think about how you want to eat and how many you’re feeding.

• Grab-and-go: Single-serve bowls often include greens, toppings, dressing, and added protein, so they’re easy to eat fast.
• Meal-for-one or two: Personal-size trays offer hearty portions and a little more crunch and mix-ins.
• Sharing or meal prep: Chopped salad kits and family-size kits are great for multiple plates or side salads.
• Just the greens: Bagged blends like romaine, spring mix, or arugula are ideal if you’ve got dressing at home.

Tip: Scan product titles for words like “bowl,” “tray,” “kit,” or “blend,” and check serving info on the product page. Pickup and Delivery can help you get it fast.

You can find nutrition details in a couple of places.

1. On the package: Look for the Nutrition Facts panel and ingredient list for calories, fat, carbs, protein, and allergens.
2. On the product page: Expand the nutrition and ingredients sections for serving size and toppings.
3. Consider toppings: Dressings, cheese, nuts, and croutons can change the numbers. Using less dressing or swapping in extra veggies may adjust the profile.
4. Dietary needs: Check for terms like vegetarian or organic where listed, and review allergen statements.

For personalized advice, a healthcare professional can help you decide what fits your goals.

Since recall status can change, it’s best to verify before consuming.

1. Check the product page: Look for safety notices or alerts.
2. Visit our Recalls Center: Search by product name or UPC to see current announcements and instructions.
3. Match the details: Compare the UPC, lot code, and “best if used by” date on your package with any posted notice.
4. Get support: If you’re unsure, contact Customer Care or bring the item to your local store for guidance.

Following these steps can help you stay informed and decide the best next move if an issue is reported.

These salads are part of our in‑house assortment and are produced by approved suppliers that meet our quality and safety standards.

• Supplier details vary: Specific producers can differ by item and location.
• Check the package: Look near the UPC or ingredient panel for the manufacturer or distributor information and date codes.
• Need more info? Customer Care can assist when you share the product’s UPC and “best if used by” date.

This approach helps you find the exact supplier information for the item you have in hand.

Freshness depends on the type and how you store it.

• Refrigerate promptly: Keep salads chilled and avoid leaving them out for extended periods.
• Check the date: Use by the “best if used by” date for peak taste and texture.
• After opening: For bowls and kits, mixing and eating within a day can help keep greens crisp.
• Keep components separate: Leaving dressings and crunchy toppings sealed until serving may preserve texture.
• Protein add-ins: If your kit includes meat, keep it cold and follow the on-pack date guidance.

Storage conditions vary, so always rely on package instructions and your best judgment.