Every day, new microgreen sellers join Airmart and set up online shops.
With Airmart, microgreen merchants can offer weekly subscriptions, pickup, and delivery to homes and businesses. Airmart’s charge by weight and product variant features are also helpful tools for microgreen sellers.
At a fraction of the cost of other platforms like Barn2Door, Airmart is the ideal e-commerce platform for farms and food vendors.
Airmart’s handy Where to Sell Microgreens guide helps farmers find new ways to sell microgreens both to businesses and directly to consumers.
All microgreen businesses that join Airmart are added to the Where to Buy Microgreens directory, which currently features dozens of microgreen farms across 13 different states.
Read about some of the successful microgreen businesses using Airmart:
What are microgreens?
Microgreens are the baby or seedling versions of various vegetables and edible flowers. These tiny shoots, known as ‘vegetable confetti’ are a popular garnish and salad base. They can be grown indoors and take up very little space, making them an ideal crop for new and urban farmers.
The nutrient-rich, fast-growing crop is popular among farms of all sizes, and for a good reason: As of 2023, the US microgreens market was valued at $1.57 billion and showed no signs of being oversaturated.
Common types of microgreens include:
- Broccoli
- Lettuce
- Chicory
- Basil
- Fennel
- Carrots
- Radish
- Amaranth
- Arugula
- Beets
- Mustard
- Kale
- Cress
- Chard
- Sunflower
- Peas
Microgreens are best when fresh, and they start to lose nutritional value once they are cut. This means it’s imperative that farmers find consistent, returning customers through channels like Airmart.
Sign up today to start selling microgreens!