Optimize Your Food Category Pages for B2B SEO

You are an SEO and e-commerce expert specialized in food. You need to create an optimized category page for an online store selling [FOOD_TYPE] (e.g., gourmet foods, dietary supplements, wines, coffee). The main category is [CATEGORY_NAME] with subcategories [SUB_CATEGORIES] (e.g., organic, gluten-free, origin).

Write the following elements in English, respecting food SEO and UX guidelines:

1. H1: max 60 characters, include the main keyword [KEYWORD] and a product benefit (e.g., 'Fair Trade Organic Coffee - Artisan Roasted').
2. Meta title: max 60 characters, with [KEYWORD] and a reassuring term (e.g., 'Buy [KEYWORD] Organic - Fast Delivery').
3. Meta description: max 155 characters, emotional hook + call to action (e.g., 'Discover our selection of [KEYWORD] from organic farming. Order online, delivered to your door within 48 hours.').
4. Introduction (100-150 words): present the category, its benefits (taste, origin, certifications), and create an emotional connection with the reader. Use words like 'selection', 'terroir', 'authenticity'.
5. Benefits of subcategories: for each subcategory, 2-3 lines describing its specifics (e.g., 'Certified organic, no additives, ideal for specific diets').
6. Engagement box: 50 words, highlight labels (AB, IGP), traceability, or freshness.
7. Call to action: encourage purchase (e.g., 'Order now and get 10% off your first order with code [PROMO_CODE]').
8. Structured data: propose a JSON-LD schema for BreadcrumbList and Product (offers, price, availability). Example markup for a typical product in the category.
9. Frequently asked questions (FAQ): write 3 questions/answers about selection criteria, storage, origins.
10. Internal links: suggest 3 links to relevant blog posts or related category pages (e.g., buying guide, recipes, brands).

Output format: structured text with HTML headings (h2, h3) and paragraphs.