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Whole Foods Creates Visual Representation Of Their Produce Department Without Bees

Whole Foods Creates Visual Representation Of Their Produce Department Without Bees

Jun 13, 2013

Whole Foods decided to visually represent how the declining in the bee population would affect their produce department. Staff removed 52% of perishable goods including apples, avocadoes and broccoli. To read more, click HERE.

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