Remember this name: Eataly. It’s an Italian food market that specializes in bringing only the best of ingredients and fine Italian foods to shoppers eager for locally-made foods. Wherever Eataly sets up shop whether, in New York City or Munich, the company sources nearly all the products from farmers and local producers in the area. Separating themselves from other generic supermarkets has proven so successful that Eataly is backing a plan to back an innovative air-filtration system meant to conserve Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic 15th-century painting “The Last Supper,” which depicts what is possibly the most epic Italian dinner of all time.
This fancy food market is localizing produce, and saving “The Last Supper”
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