That’s probably because you are not an Oakland hipster who attended a liberal college }:) Jokes aside, the article does read like a buzzword soup, and looks li

That’s probably because you are not an Oakland hipster who attended a liberal college }:) Jokes aside, the article does read like a buzzword soup, and looks like a low blow from someone who is getting outcompited fair and square. I would also like to see an analysis of the impact in consumer prices, since imperfect food is making a net loss for producers into a net gain. If these producers are competing this should lower the prices, what could potentially reduce the need for donated food altogether (I know it’s very optimistic, but hey, a man can dream)