From In-Car Burger Deliveries to DIY Cannabis Grow Kits
Jana Pijak — June 1, 2019 — Business
These June 2019 new ventures trends range from in-car burger deliveries to design-forward cannabis grow kits.
Burger King's 'Traffic Jam Whopper' stunt is a standout that was launched in Mexico City recently. The fast food giant delivered meals to those stuck in traffic while partnering with food delivery platform DoorDash. To order, Burger King fans were required to place requests via the fast food brand's app and received their food shortly after.
Other new ventures to note include the design-friendly Dynasty Cannabis Grow Kit. The product is a response to Canada's recent cannabis legalization laws which state that "each household has the opportunity to care for four plants for personal use." The kit is highly curated and is equipped with everything one needs to grow their own herbs including a handcrafted grow planter, organic cannabis soil, a grow bulb and more.
Burger King's 'Traffic Jam Whopper' stunt is a standout that was launched in Mexico City recently. The fast food giant delivered meals to those stuck in traffic while partnering with food delivery platform DoorDash. To order, Burger King fans were required to place requests via the fast food brand's app and received their food shortly after.
Other new ventures to note include the design-friendly Dynasty Cannabis Grow Kit. The product is a response to Canada's recent cannabis legalization laws which state that "each household has the opportunity to care for four plants for personal use." The kit is highly curated and is equipped with everything one needs to grow their own herbs including a handcrafted grow planter, organic cannabis soil, a grow bulb and more.
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