Your farmers market now delivers. it's kinda wild
Food delivery apps are moving into farmers markets and helping local restaurants expand to new cities. This promises convenience but raises complex questions ab
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Updated - Section: Local Food
Key points
- Delivery apps like DoorDash-owned Takeout Central are now delivering directly from farmers markets.
- The service allows customers to order from multiple farm stands for a single delivery.
- Apps are also helping popular local restaurants expand to new cities using shared 'ghost kitchens'.
- The model raises questions about the meaning of 'local' and the high commission fees charged to small businesses.
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