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This Entrepreneur Wants to Feed the Hungry with Ugly and Misshapen Produce
June 5, 2019 2:40 pm
Lauren Sega
People are hungry, and good food is going to waste. Enter: Misfits Market, a subscription service delivering low-cost, mildly ugly produce to frugal or limited-budget buyers. A Philadelphia-based operation, Misfits Market is the brain child of Abhi Ramesh, a native Atlantan who, while apple-picking at a farm near Philadelphia, observed a peculiar practice by the […]
