Farmer’s market and pop-up-shop shutdowns have forced many producers to innovate new ways of selling. Farmers are not the only ones affected either; sellers of gourmet products, artisan soaps, and handcrafted personal care products have also been shut out of a significant income source.
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Overcoming The Downturn: Farmers Market Shutdowns Force New Ways of Selling
Karen MooreAug 12, '20
Tags: COVID-19, Economy, Marketing for Stores
COVID-19's Impact on Local Food
Karen MooreJun 11, '20
2020 had the potential to be a banner year for local, artisanal food producers. In many geographic regions, small brick and mortar stores were beginning to see a surge in revenue at the start of the new year. Why? Terms like clean eating,” “regenerative agriculture,” and “farm to fork” have...
Tags: Artisan, COVID-19, Local Foods, Marketing for Stores
Managing the Economic Change to Brick & Mortar Stores
Karen MooreMay 1, '20
With so many stores closing in the wake of COVID-19, the future of brick and mortar comes into question. Stores are closing everywhere; people are staying home, and yet, life goes on. Fortunately, the federal government has released funding for wage subsidy and other business expenses through the CARES Act,...
Tags: COVID-19, Economy, Marketing for Stores, Recipes
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