Startup of the Week - Craved
by Startacus Admin
The lowdown on Craved, the startup platform that is showcasing craft food and drink from across the UK...
With the festive season virtually upon us, it’s pretty likely that enjoying good food and drink will be high on the agenda for many of us. We can of course enjoy quality food and drink at any time of the year - it’s not just a Christmas thing! Our latest startup of the week are on a mission to enable us all to do just that.Craved is an online platform which curates craft food and drink from some of Britain’s most exciting independent producers.
The platform features an extensive range of products to suit all tastes - whether you’re a meat lover or a beer lover, they will have something you’ll love. From coffee to charcuterie - they have it all. The products that are featured are all high quality and handcrafted and have been made by independent and artisan producers.
By providing a platform for these independent producers, Craved is not only helping them to grow and build their businesses, but they are also enabling customers to discover some of the best new food and drink products available in Britain today.With food provenance becoming increasingly important for us all, Craved is therefore providing a pretty invaluable service!
Individual products can be ordered via the site as can gift hampers and subscriptions. Gifts come beautifully packed in handmade wood crates, with handwritten gift notes. The whole thing exudes quality.
Craved provides a great service for us all as consumers, but also provides an invaluable service to small independent food and drink producers from across the UK. For those reasons alone, we reckon it ought to be supported. And if you’re still looking for a little gift inspiration this Christmas, it’d be well worth checking out!
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Published on: 19th December 2018
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