About 80 Acres Farms
80 Acres Farms is an indoor, vertical farming company headquartered in Hamilton, Ohio. Using fully controlled, high‑tech growing environments and 100% renewable electricity, it produces pesticide‑free salad blends, herbs, microgreens, tomatoes, cucumbers and other fresh produce year‑round on a fraction of the land and water required by traditional agriculture. Its products are sold under the 80 Acres Farms brand through major grocery chains and foodservice distributors across the United States, and in some cases via direct‑to‑consumer channels and promotional programs.([plunkettresearch.com](https://www.plunkettresearch.com/company-profile/80-acres-farms/?utm_source=openai))
A card descriptor reading “Eighty Acres Sales Web” most likely indicates an online or e‑commerce transaction with 80 Acres Farms (or a closely related online sales channel using the “Eighty Acres” name), where the processor has appended “Sales Web” to denote an internet purchase. This could be for a one‑time order of fresh produce, a curated box, branded merchandise, or a promotional offer redeemed through their website or a partner’s online storefront. Depending on the specific program, it might also represent a recurring subscription‑style shipment of produce or related products.
If you see this charge and don’t immediately recognize it, first check your email for order confirmations from 80 Acres Farms or from grocery delivery/food platforms mentioning 80 Acres products around the transaction date. Review household accounts—family members may have placed an online order or redeemed a coupon or free‑trial offer. To resolve questions, you can contact 80 Acres Farms via the contact form on their official site, referencing the date and amount of the charge, and ask them to look up the transaction. If they are unable to locate it, or if you still believe the transaction is unauthorized, the next step is to dispute the charge with your card issuer, who can investigate and reverse it if it is found to be fraudulent.