
Harvest Deli
CaseThe case
A web shop for Harvest Deli, which sells Greek honey, olive oil and mountain tea, online and at markets in Amsterdam.
A site of its own with the collection, a page per product, a journal about Greek honey, a page for business and hospitality customers, and the markets in Amsterdam where Harvest Deli has a stall.
The store, the stock and the checkout run on Shopify. The site itself is static and talks to the store through a single connection.
How we approach a shop like this: e-commerce.
- Industry
- Greek honey and delicatessen
- Languages
- NL, EN
- Platform
- Its own site with Shopify as store and checkout
- Status
- Live since June 2026

The result
Live since June 2026, with a checkout that ships to all 27 EU countries.
- 27 EU countries, in six shipping zones, each with its own free-shipping threshold
- 2 languages, Dutch and English
- 13 articles in the journal
We do not publish figures on visitors, orders or revenue; we share such figures only with the client's approval.



The solution
A site of its own for the story, Shopify for the store, and discounts that add up the same on the site and in the checkout.
Product pages
Every honey has a page of its own at a fixed address, made by a script from one source.
Discounts on more jars
A tiered discount that the site and Shopify calculate the same way, so the cart and the checkout say the same thing.
Shipping across the EU
Six shipping zones for all 27 EU countries, each with its own free-shipping threshold.
Product feed and privacy
A product feed for Google Merchant Center from the store itself, and analytics that loads only after consent.
Technology
Static, with Shopify behind it
HTML, CSS and JavaScript on Vercel, with the Shopify Storefront API for products, cart and checkout.
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