It reminds me of an op-ed about Imperfect Produce destroying local food coops. Their whole pitch to investors is they're environmentally friendly but in practi

It reminds me of an op-ed about Imperfect Produce destroying local food coops. Their whole pitch to investors is they're environmentally friendly but in practice they are actually entrenching the agribusiness industry by competing with better alternatives: https://newfoodeconomy.org/imperfect-produce-ugly-food-waste-commodification-community-supported-agriculture/ https://newfoodeconomy.org/imperfect-produce-ugly-food-waste... Startups need to make money, and it will always be way more profitable to sell software to those with power/money than those who are disadvantaged.