"We're addressing two problems at once: food waste and the rising cost of food": A Q&A with the founder of Odd Bunch, a new subscription service for imperfect produce
The online grocer offers misshapen produce at a discount
Source: torontolife.com
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The online grocer offers misshapen produce at a discount
Fresh produce that looks odd or is available in surplus is often wasted due to strict grocery store...
An Ontario-based company that sells 'odd' or 'ugly' fruits and vegetables that don’t meet major grocery retailer’s strict aesthetic standards is launching in Toronto.
For Divy Ojha and his company Odd Bunch, Friday was a big step forward. It marked the first time his subscription-based food service completed a delivery in Quebec.