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Sensible Hot Dogs

www.sensiblehotdogs.com

 
Sensible Meats Inc., dba Sensible Hot Dogs, is an innovative hot dog company focused on changing the playing field around America`s street food. The Company`s goal is to transform the consumer experience of plant-based eating and to prove that tasty foods can also come from less processed, natural ingredients. Sensible is going above and beyond the impossible to deliver the world`s tastiest, healthiest, and smartest hot dog.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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