Hi Carminamer please send me an email at pablo@jimmyjoy.com to talk further!
Edeka in germany is usually open to stuff like this. Our local Edeka (http://www.edeka-mohr.de/) usually has some startup or another presenting their stuff on the weekend.
Just adding in 7 Eleven, but otherwise I second your suggestions 
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I think bio/vegan stores would be interested in the vegan version, and the normal one too, as itâs vegetarian (right?)
@Seemone the regular jimmyjoy-plennyshake is indeed vegetarian! Thanks for your feedback, great tip!
To me itâs my dream come true (yeah, I set the bar low 
) to get food delivered to my doorstep.
However, if Finland isnât too small/remote a market you could try offering jimmyjoy-plennyshake to Ekolo (contact page http://www.ekolo.fi/info/yhteystiedot/5/) They sell all kinds of eco-friendly and vegan/vegetarian stuff, online and B&M stores.
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I basically only shop at Deen. It a smaller chain, active in North Holland only. I live near one and I like the store. I donât know about other Deens, but my local one is eager to try new products. If it doesnât sell though, theyâll stop selling it.
Hackerspaces could be an interesting place to sell them but it isnât very organized. They could just buy it themselves.
For US, I can recommend Trader Joeâs. They have a diverse line, and even sell protein powders and such right now. TJâs is owned by Aldi (not sure if its Aldi Nord or Aldi Sud) but it doesnât have the cheap name Aldi has. I donât recommend you sell it at Aldi in The Netherlands since you can earn more selling it at more expensive stores like Albert Heijn 
if you sell it in stores I also recommend using making the price 5,99 EUR. As a customer I hate this, but as a salesman you will sell more this way.
De Tuinen is owned by Holland & Barrett, btw.
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Greetings.
In Sweden there are two big store chains.
Willys
Ica
Those will give you fairly good overall exposure. These exists in small villages too, not just big cities were no one wants to live.
Thereâs also another but everything in that store are super expensive to force people into shitty and shady card subscription of some sort and even than everything is expensive. Not recommended at all.
Edit: As a new user I can only put two links. Miserable nonsense. Parse this!
https:// www dot coop dot se
Hope it helps with some local knowledge.
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Have you tried contancting different universities in Europe? Would be cool to have it in between the lectures.
Bol.com works with third parties. You can easily open up a store within the Bol.com website and start selling your products there. Whenever a Bol.com visitor places an order, you get an email.
Obviously, Bol.com is charging you for it, but you have (potentially) massive exposure. Bol.com is critical to third parties and when there are too many complaints, you get kicked out (but theyâll talk to you first 
). I know (because I used to work there) that they were working on doing the logistics for you too. That means that you can put stock in their warehouse and they handle the orders that come in through their websites themselves. This is a good thing, because you can have next day delivery. Their warehouse (in facts itâs Docdata in Waalwijk) has a lot of staff and they work untill 01:00 in order to ensure next day delivery if ordered before 22:00.
Because of the unique nature of jimmyjoy-plennyshake, you can also try to make it a special shop within the shop. Theyâre always looking for a competetive edge and adding something truly unique could be interesting for them.
Iâd say: give it a go!
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I like this suggestion! However, do they do food? :S
Not in the sense of fresh foods. They wonât sell fresh milk, but thereâs a category âMooi & Gezondâ (Health & Beauty) where thereâs a subcategory Superfoods, Sport Foods, Food Supplements and Diet Food. It would fit in there.
Like I said earlier, jimmyjoy-plennyshake is pretty unique, so they might be willing to make a special campaign like the seperate shelved in store to pull attention to certain products. Check https://www.bol.com/nl/m/mooi-gezond/gezondheid/index.html
Bol.com is an innovative company, and always in for something that gives them a certain edge.
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What about Amazon? âŚ
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Amen to that⌠Amazon Premium delivery
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http://www.esa.int
food for astronauts!
How about small kiosks on railwaystations and Airports? People there
- Often want to eat Fast
- Dont want to eat unhealthy
- Dont care about the price (or at least they are used to pay 3⏠for a Bar)
Also +1 for the wendingmaschines, but i think putting jimmyjoy-plennyshake in Vendingmaschines would lower the quality. (Not the quality of the food but the quality of the Name jimmyjoy-plennyshakeâŚ
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For a kiosk to work, youâd need to sell pre-mixed jimmyjoy-plennyshake. That can be done, just make 'm and put 'm in a fridge. You can keep 'm there for upto 24hours.Problem is that you need drinking containers for it. You need to find a container that you can shake a bit because jimmyjoy-plennyshake never dissolves in water. After some time, it separates. So it might not be vert practical without adding to (unnessecary) wasteâŚ
If you want to help and impact retailers like me, you have to help us and create some kind of âsignboardsâ, which give summary explanation of the energetic quality of products. I could do it myself on a blackboard but itâs not sustainable on long-term period.