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Xiachufang, which means “to cook” (usually a homey meal), is a popular crowdsourced cooking website (also available on Android and iOS) in China for gourmet lovers and those passionate about cooking.
At launch, Youdiantian includes four Beijing- and Shanghai-based small organic farms and will be introducing more.
A community that enlists cooking talents, Xiachufang claims it prioritizes fostering social value over maximizing profits.
To that end, Youdiantian will work to help independent, small-time farms reach more consumers.
Supplier informationChina has seen a growing network of online grocery stores, mostly selling organic or high-quality food products: Benlai is an e-commerce site promoting healthy food and e-commerce giant Taobao, too, has a marketplace sourcing safe and organic food.
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