A German supermarket is growing its own produce

Signal6 Apr 2016

Veggies can’t be more fresh than when picked from the source. To tackle the problem of rising transportation costs and address growing concerns for the environment, a supermarket in Berlin is taking freshness to a whole new level by growing its own produce in a mini in-store greenhouse.

©Horticulture Group (2013)

case study·
2 Jul 2015

Veganz: Germany’s hedonistic vegans eat up meat-free junk food

case study·
2 Jul 2015

The term ‘vegans’ tends to conjure up images of salad-grazing, stick-thin hippies. But a different vegan message of indulgence and junk food has taken over Berlin. Supermarket chain Veganz stocks vegan candy and meatless bacon strips. But isn’t vegan junk food the ultimate diet contradiction?

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