Chipotle has just launched a virtual farmer market
Shop farmers who provide this restaurant directly from your device and without leaving your home!
While some catering chains areClosing locations,limit their menuand make updates tosecurity measureS Due to the coronavirus pandemic, details are released from other types of changes. After announcing the arrival of theQuesadilla expected for a long time recently, Chipotle movesanother new feature - A virtual farmer market!
Several restaurant suppliers now sell their products and products directly onChipotle website. Four sellers are there now, selling cheese, rice and meat. Just click on "Shop" and you will be directed directly to the commercial site of the farm configured via Shopify. The products will then be delivered directly to your front door.
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In the Virtual Farmer of Chipotle,Niman Ranch sells their humanly raised pork that Chipotle has purchased since 1998. Get cow cows, no GMO Monterey Jack fromPetalum Creamery Based in northern California. Or, for another cheese option, get the same queso Blanco Chipotle uses in its restaurantsMonister. Wisconsin's cheese company belonging to the family has been in business since 1916. Finally, make your own rice bowl at home with rice from theMcKaskle Family Farms. Their white and brown rice of bio and non-GMO is the basis of many chipotle menu items.
"This can be intimidating for many family farms to change the way they do business. We give our suppliers the best tools and resources to successfully launch enhanced e-commerce platforms," said Chris Marketing Officer Chris Brandt. "Our food with integrity values begins with our farmers and help them adapt to new technologies and ways to reach the consumer is crucial for the future of the agricultural industry and the chipotle."
The Virtual Chipotle farmer's market is not the only new addition to their website. During the pandemic, digital sales increased by more than 80%. To give this number another boost, the company announced that their latest menu item, Quesadilla, would not be available in the SELECT number of restaurants that have reopened and are only online.
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