Seasons 1.3 released for iPhone and iPod Touch
By Laurie Posted on July 7th, 2009 in Latest News, TechnologyWhether being at the supermarket or choosing a menu at a restaurant – we have to decide what to eat every single day. Seasons, an application made for the iPhone, makes it now easier for customers across Northern America and Europe to experience produce all at the very peak of freshness just as nature intended.
Seasons for the iPhone and iPod Touch provides all the information you need to make the right decisions when choosing your food. The database of the application contains 170 entries of fruits, vegetables, lettuce, herbs, mushrooms and nuts.
The recent release expands its support for seasonal data from Central Europe, United Kingdom and Ireland to the United States and France. This includes information about local seasons as well as seasonal imports.
The nice user interface gives a weekly overview of produce currently being in season. It also allows to browse the content by month or category as well as searching by name. In addition to a photo of every single entry there is a detailed seasonal chart as well as a brief description text to get some background information.
The application is listed under category Lifestyle at the iTunes App Store (click here to launch the store)
For more information, visit seasonsapp.com
and contact Christian Klotz / Saskia Schmidt
+44 (0) 7763 846187; info@seasonsapp.com
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Lisa, on July 7th, 2009 says:
Thast wicked, just wish they could do it for Australia also! I make sure to check where veg on the shelf has come from. Right now they are stocking Asparagus from Peru, so I dont bye it.
Linda Pearson, on July 8th, 2009 says:
Awesome! Thanks for the idea. I am addicted to apps.
selina, on July 8th, 2009 says:
this looks great, but i agree, they should be expanded to more countries.