>Imperfect produce has managed to create a market for food that was previously not able to be sold. Good for them. Like when Robin Hood was introduced to capit

>Imperfect produce has managed to create a market for food that was previously not able to be sold. Good for them. Like when Robin Hood was introduced to capitalism and started “robbing the hood.” Nothing like taking food from the poor and selling it to the rich, just need that good market...I know tell them they are saving the world by buying this food and otherwise it would be waste. Think of all these “untapped” markets startups can disrupt like soup kitchens and food stamps. These morons out here giving food away when they are just one round of VC money away from creating new markets.