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My neighbours don't even have bank cards lol
Such a lucky man!
Usually local products are more expensive. Worth the quality though, as it is not even comparable to what retail chains can offer.
I like experiments, have you tried testing interest of your local community before going online, maybe at a meetup or some other local community event? It will save you time and efforts in shipping, a big pain if not managed properly.
the nice thing is here, in villages etc, it's the norm. local communities aren't super interested in extra organic stuff because they typically grow things and they all have a similar selection, chickens and whatnot. I'm looking at a random horse right now grazing in a plot at the neat the end of my garden.
i dont really go to meetups becuase, well there arent any lol
there are some other interesting things though, like an english couple that makes their own fudge which i've bought before , stuff like that
ha, funny you mention that, a channel i watch with an english couple do bartering with their neighbours
i havnt got anything to barter, yet! we could probably make jam, we have quite a few rasberries and things in the garden
My neighbours don't even have bank cards lol
i just thought hey, stackers might like organic honey, and if i can sell some, they get paid and i can stack some sats. would probably add a few euros markup to cover the fannying about with driving to the courier place etc
Before Brexit was i thinking of launching a line of Bulgarian natural products on amazon, but never happened. plus the quotes i was getting for rose oil and things were insane, higher than retail prices in the shops!
more of an experiment than anything else