What would make you buy fruits online?

i am from china, the company which i work for is selling primary agricultural products online. i usually buy fruits online. as u know,it is cheap, but sometimes the qualities are not well.the most inportant chains is express delivery. last winter, our company sell strawberries on taobao(a famous website for selling many goods). we cooperated with production base and sold strawberries to customers. the purchase price is lower than wholesale market's, our selling price is lower than supermarket's. the profits are high.

I would never compromise on quality... That is something I'm going to be putting in my mouth. So no i wouldn't buy such fruits. Coming to the one day delivery. Bigbasket i think delivers stuff in six hours so one is too much adding on to the quality issue. There's a new player in town. Watch out for JiffStore. They promise delivery in less than an hour and that too with great quality items. Watch out fit them, they r not only bringing quality and speed but and giving business back to retailers and stopping monopoly.

Being a lazy person, i wouldn't mind buying fruits online if, 1. The quality of the fruit is not compromised. 2.They are not reeking in chemicals like  most of them we find now-a-days. 3. The products are being brought directly from the farmers without the hassle of the intermediates involved. 4. It is not over priced. ( I would rather pick some up when i go out , than pay double the price! )

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When I am buying fruit, I care about whether it comes from a "good" source (i.e. points for fair trade, organic, local), where the fruit is coming from, and whether the producer/seller has a history of providing me with delicious fruit. For a service like this, obviously local is not particularly relevant, though fewer miles traveled is preferable (all else equal). The value of a service like this to me personally as a consumer would be if I could ensure that I was getting fair trade and sustainably harvested goods. It is very nice if the shortened supply chain can reduce total food waste, but it would be hard to prove that you were doing this. Making it easier for me to choose produce that is sustainable in the sense of more socially equitable production and producer compensation is easier to verify, and would be the most important factor for me. If your shortened supply chain reduces the cost of that produce relative to supermarkets, all the better. In short: if your shortened supply chain enables you to deliver equal or greater quality fair trade (organic = even better) produce at a reduced price, I would consider it. Otherwise, I'll just walk to the store when I'm hungry.

I would buy fruits online if they were directly sourced fro farmers and if they came with a guarantee that they were organically  grown(without insecticides/ and pesticides). If they also made sure that at least 50% of they payment goes to the farmer. If the farmers bio and area of farming are given. f some small amount of transaction 1% goes to and NGO for environmental/Sustainable development or a farmer suicide support NGO. Hope this helps !!

knnowledge of the fruits and well their prices

If they arrive fresh in a hassle-free package, and i know their origin of production (so i know they r not GMO or doused with pesticide....)

In England, I use to buy fruits online from tesco all the time. I am too lazy to worry about their quality. Search apples, these look cheap, add to cart.