Natural Food Ingredient Storefront

Timeline
2023 – ongoing
Client
Foraged
Tag
E-commerce, B2B
Role
Custom admin, marketplace ops, Medusa commerce
Foraged marketplace All Products page with filters for wild foods and wellness, and a grid of vendor listings for mushrooms, berries, and specialty ingredients.

Challenge

Foraged connects buyers with wild and specialty foods—categories where inventory, seasonality, and vendor behavior do not look like a standard SKU catalog. The admin had to reflect real marketplace operations: listings, compliance-adjacent concerns, and fulfillment nuance.

Generic commerce dashboards assume uniform products and simple stock. Here, operators need tailored tools that match how vendors and internal teams actually work—without abandoning the benefits of a modern commerce core.

  • Vendor diversity and listing models that resist one-size-fits-all fields
  • Operational load on a small team—every click counts
  • Long-term maintainability as categories and partners grow

Concept

We built admin experiences around operational truth—workflows that mirror how products are reviewed, published, and supported, with enough structure to keep the catalog coherent.

The commerce layer stayed Medusa-native where possible, extending with care so upgrades and integrations remain realistic.

Ongoing collaboration meant we could iterate with live feedback from people running the marketplace—not a one-and-one handoff—so the tools stayed tied to the work.

Foraged vendor profile page for Eugene Mushroom Company with product cards.
Foraged become a seller landing page with illustrated natural ingredients and call to action.
Foraged all products listing page with category filters and mushroom product grid.
Foraged product detail page for dried rowan berries with product options and cart action.

Lambda Curry members on the project

  • Jake Ruesink

    Co-Founder

    Jake Ruesink

  • Derek Wene

    Co-Founder

    Derek Wene

  • UI designer

    Lanae Johnston

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