CAPRERA RELEASES ONLINE ARTISAN MARKETPLACE PUBLIC BETA

London, 10 September 2015 – Caprera announces a public beta release of its online

artisan food and beverages marketplace, caprera.com. The website features high-end

products made in small batches by independent producers. Customers will be able to

order from an assortment of over 200 artisan products from around the UK.

Caprera aims to let people reconnect with nature, remember their roots and the origins of

food by enhancing interactions between artisan food lovers and small independent

producers.

At present, 15 artisan producers have joined this growing marketplace. The company

expects rapid growth as the platform develops toward its official launch later this year.

Solving the logistics challenge of food delivery has been famously difficult. Other

companies attempting to create a marketplace for producers have struggled to

consolidate delivery or work with small batch producers. Caprera fixes this by creating a

complete end-to-end ordering experience, where customers can shop from any of the

listed producers and receive their order in a single delivery in the following week.

“This could be a game changer for food lovers everywhere. Broadening access to craft

foods made by artisan producers across the country means we don’t have to settle for

second best anymore.” - Jeremy Hibbert-Garibaldi, Co-Founder

Caprera espouses full transparency in the supply chain and strongly highlights the story

behind each product and producer. They have produced several mini-documentaries of

producers sharing how they make great food.

Caprera has also published an online food lifestyle magazine with original content about

artisan food culture.


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About Caprera

The marketplace where food lovers and artisan producers meet. Caprera is a place where we hope to make good food accessible, so that we may all celebrate the joys of it together. Our marketplace brings you artisan products directly from small producers, cutting out the middlemen that prevent transparency.