A vegetable box scheme is a delivery of fresh vegetables, usually locally grown and organic, either directly to the customer or to a local collection point. <p /> Many schemes are run on a local or regional basis, delivering food direct from the producer to the consumer. Other schemes offer a nationwide delivery, with produce supplied by a network of growers, co-operatives and wholesalers
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We found 189 Veggie Box Schemes
Veg Out was formed by Debbie and Howard Smith in 1996, and we’ve been delivering our organic veg box to customers every week since then. Starting on a set of al...
With the award of the farm’s organic certification came the introduction of Eversfield’s first organic box scheme. Eversfield offered fresh, Soil Association or...
The Growing the Veg Box project has been preparing veg, fruit and salad to hundreds of customers across Torfaen for almost 7 years. We’re part of the Garnsychan...
Freeman Street Market is the perfect place to visit with friends and family. Shop for fresh, local produce and unique gift ideas or enjoy delicious street food ...
North Aston Organics has been growing vegetables in the Cherwell Valley since 1997. The majority of our produce is sold through our vegetable box scheme which s...
The mission at Boxxfresh is to 'help people get more fresh produce into their lives, delivered to their front doors on a weekly basis.' And that’s exactly what ...
We purchase our produce from local wholesale markets and farmers where possible, so we always try to have in mind the local economy... Anthony's really do like ...
We wanted to champion the best produce Scotland has to offer, sourcing local food where we can, or because it tastes great! A unique place to visit, shop for es...
The Graig Farm Organics online shop allows the Rees family to provide their award winning produce to the public. Offering an extensive range of products from th...
For us it is all about local, home grown, quality food. It is about bridging that gap between the farmers’ fields and your kitchen.