Headquartered in Austin, TX Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: VITL vitalfarms.com
Vital Farms is a Certified B Corporation and Delaware public benefit corporation that sells ethically produced foods nationwide. It describes itself as the top U.S. brand of pasture-raised eggs by retail dollar sales. The company works with a network of more than 600 small farms, emphasizes humane animal treatment and sustainable farming practices, and operates its own egg processing capacity. Its products include shell eggs, hard-boiled eggs and liquid whole eggs. They are sold in more than 24,500 stores nationwide and appear on menus at hundreds of foodservice operators. Most revenue comes from the retail channel, and excess egg supply is sold through breaker and wholesale channels at lower prices. The company is exiting its butter products, has paused development of future accelerator farms, and is working to rebalance supply, reduce its cost structure and build velocity on expanded retail distribution as the egg category normalizes after avian influenza disruptions. In 2026 it took on term-loan debt from Silver Point and holds a JPMorgan credit facility. Updated
Vital Farms just pulled its fiscal 2030 targets entirely, and this year's guidance now points to an adjusted EBITDA loss instead of a profit. Egg oversupply is pushing volume into cheaper breaker and wholesale channels, and loss per share missed expectations.
Beyond Meat's 1-for-30 reverse stock split was supposed to solve a Nasdaq compliance problem, but the stock keeps falling anyway, and the company itself says there is no guarantee it stays listed.
Vital Farms is a Certified B Corporation and Delaware public benefit corporation that sells ethically produced foods nationwide. It describes itself as the top U.S. brand of pasture-raised eggs by retail dollar sales.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for VITL is $12.22.
