ORLANDO, Fla., July 30, 2021 -Kalera (Euronext Growth Oslo ticker KAL:
Bloomberg: KSLLF), one of the fastest-growing and largest vertical farming
companies in the world and a leader in plant science for producing high-quality
produce in controlled environments, announces that today they will complete the
installation of new electrical components in their Atlanta farm to correct a
fault which caused intermittent outages referred to in a press release dated
June 15, 2021.  All components replaced in Atlanta in recent weeks have been
operating well with no repeat of previous outages.  Additionally, the
installation of identical components will be completed shortly in Houston, with
the first harvest anticipated in September.  The construction costs in Houston
have remained close to initial budget despite a few weeks of general
construction delays and the replacement of the aforementioned electrical
components. 

Kalera also announces that this fall they will begin supplying their locally
produced, long-lasting, better than organic, leafy greens to approximately 400
Kroger stores from their Atlanta and Houston farms.  Kroger is the United
States' largest supermarket chain and this announcement complements the over 440
Publix stores Kalera is supplying in the Central Florida region from their
Orlando farm. 

"We're excited to have the opportunity to partner with Kroger at not just one,
but two distribution centers across the country," said Daniel Malechuk, CEO of
Kalera. "It's apparent that consumer trends continue to shift towards cleaner,
safer, more nutritious, fresher, pesticide-free, locally grown produce.  Our
products have significant benefits for consumers over traditionally farmed
products, yet we believe in making our products available to the masses at
conventional pricing levels. You shouldn't have to pay huge premiums to
experience better produce."

Kalera recently opened one of the world's largest indoor vertical farms in the
Atlanta, GA market and anticipates their first harvest from their new Houston,
TX facility, which is 25% larger than Atlanta, to be in September. As one of the
fastest growing companies in the controlled environment agriculture industry,
Kalera completed these projects in less than a year and these facilities
incorporate the latest in facility design and system enhancements that include
improvements to stack irrigation, climate control systems, air flow, and new
generation state of the art grow lights which when tuned will generate higher
yields and enhanced cost efficiency per unit produced.

"As the leader in vertical farming, Kalera's rapid expansion with a soon
national footprint, allows us to offer large national retail and foodservice
customers what others in our space can't, consistency of supply of hyper-local
product just short distances from their distribution points across the country,"
said Malechuk. "Fuel costs and truck driver shortages have pressured long supply
chains and resulted in inflated costs for traditionally grown produce. These
challenges, combined with those created by wildfires, droughts, and food safety
recalls continue to illustrate how Kalera is an important part of the future of
farming." 


For further information: 
Daniel Malechuk, CEO
Email: dmalechuk@kalera.com

About Kalera 
Kalera is a technology driven vertical farming company with unique growing
methods combining optimized nutrients and light recipes, precise environmental
controls, and clean room standards to produce safe, highly nutritious,
pesticide-free, non-GMO vegetables with consistent high quality and longer shelf
life year-round. The company's high-yield, automated, data-driven hydroponic
production facilities have been designed for rapid rollout with industry-leading
payback times to grow vegetables faster, cleaner, at a lower cost, and with less
environmental impact. To learn more visit www.Kalera.com.