Hi. A big weak link in social distancing is having to go out for groceries. In my town the major supermarkets have stopped doing home delivery to the general public. I'm in a mid sized rural town so there's actually a lot of small local food producers. Some are doing phone orders & home deliveries but it's not really viable in that you have to pay separate delivery to each one & or there's minimum quantities & range. I'm trying to set up local online marketplace where customers can shop & pay online 24/7 to multiple vendors & have it delivered in a single, efficient delivery run. I think this would provide customer convenience, save vendors on time manually processing order & save on delivery. The feedback I've had from prospective customers is positive but the problem is that I can't seem to get any vendors on board. Does anyone have any experience with this type of thing? This is a prototype I've created. https://orangehomedelivery.com/
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