According to Market Wagon co-founder Dan Brunner, “Market Wagon’s mission is to enable food producers to thrive in their local and regional markets.” The company accomplishes that mission, Brunner says, by “providing exceptional choice and service to their nearby customers who will know exactly where their food comes from. We have attracted plenty of attention from Indiana and Kentucky shoppers and food producers eager for our launch. Our online store contains everything you’d expect to find at a physical farmers market – local farm-fresh eggs, dairy, meat, produce, baked goods, and more.”

“This business is all about giving consumers more ways and easier access to buy local – and giving farmers and food producers more ways to reach them,” said Nick Carter, co-founder and CEO of Market Wagon. According to a recent survey of food consumers, over 44% of respondents have already tried ordering groceries online. “By bringing the same products you’d expect at a local farmers market into an online shop, we are increasing the market for local farms and artisans, and ultimately it’s those vendors that win.” Carter, born and raised on a small family farm, is passionate about the company’s mission.

There are over 200 local products to choose from in the Central Michigan market already, with more vendors loading new products every day. Shopping requires no upfront fees or long-term subscriptions. Interested food producers can apply to become a vendor the company’s website, marketwagon.com.

Market Wagon also operates local food networks in 8 states across the Midwest. To learn more about Market Wagon LLC, visit their website at marketwagon.com or call Nick Carter at 317-401-9338.