Back in 2015, Microsoft veteran Benzi Ronen boasted that Farmigo, his online farmer’s market, was going to help kill off supermarkets. People would soon use their mobile phones to order ...

Building a food startup is tough. Food is a low margin industry, and, unlike music or publishing companies that sell digital or durable goods, many food startups deal with perishable goods. There is ...

Farmigo, an online farmer’s market that allowed consumers to shop for locally grown food via the web, then pick up those orders at nearby locations, says it will now be shutting down its delivery ...

Come for the convenience, stay for the community – that’s the idea behind Farmigo. Started in 2009 as a provider of software that helps farmers sell products through Community Supported Agriculture ...

Farmigo’s new headquarters in Gowanus, Brooklyn. The Farmigo mission, as told through visualization. Combining the convenience of technology, the health benefits of locally produced food, and the ...

Farmigo, a startup that helps communities and other startups get access to farm-fresh grocery deliveries, recently moved into a brand-new office space in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Farmigo is partnering with ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More The experience of strolling through a farmer’s market is visceral. It is ...

Farmigo wants to bring locally grown produce to the places you already go -- work, schools and community centers -- and provide something approaching the convenience of home delivery without the cost.

Farmigo, a startup rethinking the local farmers’ market, has raised $16 million in series B funding. Founder and CEO Benzi Ronen said the company started out by building software for farmers, but its ...

A new website launched this week aiming to give more people access to local, fresh foods that are not only cheap but convenient. Organic and local foods have become a bigger portion of mainstream ...

Leafy greens jutted from paper bags on a playground picnic table as kids piled out of Berkeley's Malcolm X Elementary School on Wednesday afternoon. Parents grabbed bags of produce labeled with their ...