Heading to the supermarket to do your grocery shopping is, while often tedious, a deeply entrenched habit. In July 2014, internet research consultancy Fittkau & Maaß conducted a study to find out how Germans feel about ordering groceries online.

German supermarkets have long been known for low prices and simple design. 81% of Germans say that price is the most important consideration when grocery shopping, but they're increasingly choosing premium and organic products. So what's changed? And what do Germans want to eat?

Gourmet burgers, artisan hot dogs and organic grilled cheese... foodies have transformed fast food. But one place is largely untouched: the leisure venue. Can San Francisco Giants’ AT&T Park Edible Garden really replace fries with local kale chips and soda with smoothies?

47% of people are willing to pay a premium for local goods. The Food Assembly, a new way to buy and sell food that's been successful in France, is set to launch in the UK. Somewhere between a farmer's market and a buying group, it connects people directly with local producers.