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<p>Ray Sancho helps cultivate a field of lettuce at Holthouse Farms near Willard, Ohio. The farm will provide produce to Chipotles in a five-state region.</p>

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Ray Sancho helps cultivate a field of lettuce at Holthouse Farms near Willard, Ohio. The farm will provide produce to Chipotles in a five-state region.

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Chipotle offers foods made with at least some regionally grown produce

DENVER -- Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. is breaking from the fast-food model again.

The Denver-based chain known for its hefty burritos is pledging to use a set amount of local produce at each of its more than 730 restaurants across the country -- when produce is in season.

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