“A startup making local food sourcing easier through blockchain”
“App allows small growers to reach large markets.”
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“Future of food distribution is local: Foodshed.io creates transparent supply chain using blockchain.”
“Blockchain app adds transparency to local food sourcing.”
The technology wave is no stranger to agriculture. Foodshed.io developed an app to connect the grower to the grocery store. When major chain Schnucks, which is based in St.
Foodshed.io is testing its technology in the region through a deal with Schnucks Markets. It also has agreements with more than two dozen area farms with plans to add more.
The Foodshed.io app links small family farms to grocery stores so consumers can buy more local produce and farmers can do what they do best: grow food.
The next time you go to Schnucks, spend a little extra time in the produce aisle. You'll see fruits and veggies from Foodshed.io.
The grocer has partnered with Foodshed.io.
Schnucks is partnering with Foodshed.io to bring more local produce into its stores.
Blockchain-based platform helps connect small-scale farmers to area buyers
The Midwest is hitting peak produce season, and St. Louis-based Schnuck Markets has partnered with Foodshed.io, a logistics and marketing
Schnucks Invests in Local Produce and Goods | Progressive Grocer
As the local produce season peaks, Schnucks Markets Inc. announced a plan to buy more than $5 million of local produce and local goods in 2020 from farmers who live and work within the communities served by the Midwest grocer.
Jenn DeRose, manager of Known & Grown, talks about the organization's efforts to support and promote environmentally responsible farmers within 150 miles of St. Louis.
