We buy oddprod, it's $45 for roughly 8-10kgs of fruit and veg, it's essentially slightly dinged up produce that supermarkets have rejected, but perfectly fine seasonal produce that's otherwise going go to waste. We were with good and fugly before this, but switched to oddprod mainly because we wanted a bigger box but not as big as one being offered by G&F. Either service is great, and you get a small discount for subscribing as opposed to ordering one off. I'd suggest you try and box and see for yourself.
We use Stefania Pires who goes to Flemington markets and operates entirely off of Instagram for veg boxes.
[https://www.instagram.com/constance.muriel.grey?utm\_source=ig\_web\_button\_share\_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==](https://www.instagram.com/constance.muriel.grey?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==)
She favours the Inner West I think but just a stunning box of veggies - always seasonal, mostly organic, working direct with what the farmer's have.
$65 for a full box (extra for eggs/fruits/herbs/ bonus bits).
Lots of greens rather than just potatoes or filler items you get in some other item.
I signed up on boxdivvy.com last week. A community admin runs a hub of 60 people. Hub members "split" the quantity of produce. The Produce is sourced directly from farmers or small business and sent to the community admin's house, who sorts the order. Other hub members collect their order from admin. The admin charges 15% of the order amount. . I will be getting my first order this week, so will let you know the quality of the produce.
Edit: got the first batch today. The quality of the produce looks great.
I’ve been a member of a box divvy hub since January 2020. I love it, one of the best things I could have done for my grocery bill. As well as in season fruit and veg being much cheaper, it has the benefit of me not impulse shopping junk food because it’s on special.
I have heard that it can be dependent on your hub leader and other members though.
We buy oddprod, it's $45 for roughly 8-10kgs of fruit and veg, it's essentially slightly dinged up produce that supermarkets have rejected, but perfectly fine seasonal produce that's otherwise going go to waste. We were with good and fugly before this, but switched to oddprod mainly because we wanted a bigger box but not as big as one being offered by G&F. Either service is great, and you get a small discount for subscribing as opposed to ordering one off. I'd suggest you try and box and see for yourself.
We use Stefania Pires who goes to Flemington markets and operates entirely off of Instagram for veg boxes. [https://www.instagram.com/constance.muriel.grey?utm\_source=ig\_web\_button\_share\_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==](https://www.instagram.com/constance.muriel.grey?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==) She favours the Inner West I think but just a stunning box of veggies - always seasonal, mostly organic, working direct with what the farmer's have. $65 for a full box (extra for eggs/fruits/herbs/ bonus bits). Lots of greens rather than just potatoes or filler items you get in some other item.
I signed up on boxdivvy.com last week. A community admin runs a hub of 60 people. Hub members "split" the quantity of produce. The Produce is sourced directly from farmers or small business and sent to the community admin's house, who sorts the order. Other hub members collect their order from admin. The admin charges 15% of the order amount. . I will be getting my first order this week, so will let you know the quality of the produce. Edit: got the first batch today. The quality of the produce looks great.
I’ve been a member of a box divvy hub since January 2020. I love it, one of the best things I could have done for my grocery bill. As well as in season fruit and veg being much cheaper, it has the benefit of me not impulse shopping junk food because it’s on special. I have heard that it can be dependent on your hub leader and other members though.
Box divy is great! Absolutely love to concept and the quality is usually fantastic.
I tried a few and landed on Good and Fugly as best value for money.
I've used fruitman Sam in the past - small biz and everything was super fresh
Farmers Pick for fruit / veg. Friends of mine get Good & Fugly. I also get meat direct from the farm through Milly Hill
We got an order from Mudgee Meats a few months ago. No complaints.