Might be fifty years away, but if humans are going to live and eat on Mars, they’ll need food and seeds shipped, in a spaceship, to plant and harvest until there’s a food source. Then they need a store and a delivery service. Sounds like science fiction for now, but it humans are one dayContinue reading “Grocery shopping and delivery to Mars”
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All eyes on digital food
With growth in devices like Apple Vision Pro and advances in virtual reality technology, it’s only a matter of time that consumers are going to visually consume their meals. Appetizing meals are dreamt of being eat before they reach the table, and this is how digital food will start. Dream about a visual mouthwatering meal,Continue reading “All eyes on digital food”
Food communications
Whether it’s breakfast, lunch, or dinner or food connects with the person. It depends on the food, how much is consumed, and the feeling it gives when eaten. Our technology is a form of communication that transcends human connection. It’s done with a screen. Same with food. Food may not speak to us, but itContinue reading “Food communications”
The soul of the grocery shopper
When a customer shops for groceries along with a list, they also have a sense of what they want that makes them feel good. They have a soul. A soul that brings them joy or instinct to find items to buy or want. When the grocery shopper cares for someone their instincts will come outContinue reading “The soul of the grocery shopper”
Food in the year 3000
It’s more about the questions than the predictions. Will it grow on Mars, the moon. Will there be interplanetary supermarkets? How will food be served in one thousand years? Will humans eat new foods? Will plant based be based food? Will food exist? Although one may not forsee what’s the future of food in aContinue reading “Food in the year 3000”
Ready for the second wave of grocery delivery
Grocery delivery is holding steady. In fact, it’s maturing service. With low margins on grocery but that has constant and continuous demand I’m expecting the next wave of grocery delivery that gets those prospect customers to say they’ve had enough thinking about it and ready to give it a try, which becomes to new customersContinue reading “Ready for the second wave of grocery delivery”
Small things come in small packages
Whether it’s bags of seeds or fruit snacks, it’s easier to stuff small things in small packages. Food is food. And smaller food packages are eaiser to hold and eat. Though humans may like a big meals, a small amount of food in a small package does the trick too better because we eat justContinue reading “Small things come in small packages”
Grocer On a Mission 