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Caputo & Guest launches direct-to-consumer platform

"Customers deserve to know where their food comes from, and that it was grown responsibly."

American organic-specialty mushroom company Caputo & Guest has announced the launch of its new direct-to-consumer website—connecting shoppers nationwide with fresh, locally grown gourmet mushrooms cultivated using advanced, sustainable farming methods.

"We built Caputo & Guest on the belief that controlled-environment agriculture can produce exceptional food when sustainability and craftsmanship come first," said Jeffery D. Guest Jr., General Manager. "This platform brings our farm directly to consumers—no middlemen, no compromises."

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A cleaner, more sustainable way to grow
Unlike conventional mushroom operations that rely on manure-based compost, Caputo & Guest cultivates its mushrooms on a proprietary blend of organic oak and poplar sawdust combined with grains—a cleaner, more sustainable approach that enhances flavor while reducing environmental impact.

Grown indoors in highly controlled conditions, the farm produces consistent, high-quality crops year-round while minimizing waste, water usage, and variability associated with traditional agriculture.

"Our goal is to create a direct connection between the farm and the community," added Guest. "Customers deserve to know where their food comes from—and that it was grown responsibly."

The new website offers a curated selection of chef-favorite organic specialty mushrooms, including lion's mane and oyster varieties.

In addition to fresh products, the platform features recipes, cooking inspiration, and educational content—helping consumers unlock the full culinary potential of specialty mushrooms while learning about the role of fungi in a more sustainable food future.

For more information:
Caputo & Guest
https://caputoandguest.com/

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