Terrault family rebrands its operation as Gen V

The Montreal-based operation produces hydroponic lettuce, organic cucumbers, peppers and mini-cucumbers.


In a press release, the greenhouse business owned by the Terrault family has rebranded as Gen V Inc. The move unifies the company's various brands under a single banner. The company operates out of 30 hectares (approximately 74 acres) in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

"We are Generation V, bringing you new ways to eat fresh," said brand manager Valérie Terrault. "Our products are alive and thriving. So are our values. Responsible production is at the heart of our promise, honouring sustainability for our planet and respect for our community. We are the vision of a new generation, serving up vitality in every crunchy vegetable and vibrant green."

"The human aspect is extremely important to us in this process," said general manager Simon Terrault. "We bring people closer to what they eat by growing fresh, tasty and healthy local vegetables, but more than anything we want to grow these products in a way that respects people, communities and the environment."

The new branding officially launched on March 1, replaces the company's Mirabel and VÔG brands. Their product line includes hydroponic lettuce, organic cucumbers, peppers and mini-cucumbers. The new branding will "progressively roll out" to retail partners from that date.