Embracing Change at Mas Veggies Taqueria Corte Madera: A Brighter Future Ahead

As we approach the future, it's essential to acknowledge that change is inevitable. Just like a moral arc bends towards justice, so too does the path of progress. At Next Level Burger, we believe in embracing this concept and taking our values to the next level.

Mas Veggies Taqueria Corte Madera has been a staple in the community, offering delicious plant-based options that cater to the growing demand for sustainable eating. As part of our commitment to a brighter future, we're excited to announce that everything you know and love about Veggie Grill is about to be taken to the next level.

Our acquisition of Veggie Grill, along with the support of VegInvest as a mission-aligned shareholder and partner, marks a significant milestone in our journey. This partnership will enable us to expand our reach, ensure living wages for our team members across the country, and prioritize organic produce and non-GMO ingredients.

As we look back on our achievements, we're proud to have served millions of guests across six states, eight cities, and four time zones while making a significant impact on the environment. By reducing carbon emissions by almost 60 million pounds, conserving over two billion gallons of fresh water, and supporting acres of organic farmland, we're committed to being part of the solution.

Our journey began with the founding of Next Level Burger in 2013, when we discovered the power of eating plant-based. As America's first 100% plant-based burger joint chain, we've stuck to our values of offering high-quality, sustainable food while prioritizing the well-being of our team members and the environment.

As we embark on this new chapter, we're excited to take Mas Veggies Taqueria Corte Madera to the next level. We'll continue to innovate, adapt, and grow, always staying true to our mission of creating a brighter future for all. Join us in embracing change and celebrating the power of plant-based eating.

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