content: Consumers could order the freshest possible produce a few moments before needed and have it ready to go on demand.  Or place orders months ahead of time: buy produce futures from farmers, tell a car service what your commute is so they can make a list of faggot X expects to go from A to B every non-holiday weekday until its job is dynamically reallocated. Then, with agreements on how rescheduling is managed, they can forecast and figure out ways to fill the probable demands.