So, suppose you walk into your local grocer and today the carrots are from East Dursley. Last week they were from North Grimsby. How does that affect your buyin

So, suppose you walk into your local grocer and today the carrots are from East Dursley. Last week they were from North Grimsby. How does that affect your buying decision? There are at least 1000s of distinct terroirs that any given crop might grow in. It's far beyond most people's cognitive ability to know any significant fraction of them. Maybe you could devise a sharding scheme, where each grocery store got carrots from 10-20 different fields in different growing belts for year-round availability. With a limited set, consumer might learn their favorites.