Certified Organic Home Delivery Service for Adelaide
Organicbox is committed to providing Adelaide households with certified organic produce, for a decent price! We want to make it convenient, easy and stress free to get great quality certified organic produce. No more driving to collect it, no trips to shops!
Organicbox has now also completed the ACO Retailer Certification process and will proudly be displaying my certification number online shortly. Your quarantee that every aspect of the business is audited and that what is on my shopping list is exactly what you are getting!!!
How to get started:
1. Register via product page, get your password and log into the website
(please check your junk/spam folder for our return registration email - it will be immediate).
2. Order your boxes or create your own box.
(instructions for all ordering are on the products page).
3. Make your payment, and look forward to your delivery on Wednesday.Huge selection of produce available to order including: grass fed beef; sour dough bread; tuna; sardines; anchovies; oils; pasta; flour; rice; oats; nuts; dairy; dried fruit; herbs; tea; coffee; sauces; spices; jams; breads; sugar and natural alternatives; snack foods; dips; licorice; chocolate items; tinned organics; books and more.
To view the build your own box list you must be registered or download the price list from the products page.
SHARE COW PROGRAM
Organicbox can connect you into a Share Cow program if you are interested. We offer to deliver the fresh, untouched milk from your cow to you weekly provided you are ordering an Organicbox valued at $30 or more.
Please contact me at vanessa@organicbox.com.au for more information and a share application form.
NOW AVAILABLE: KENTON CREEK GRASS FED BLACK ANGUS BEEF
(KCA is in the process of certification but is currently run to organic standards)
Buy as a discounted box or buy individual items.
For more information visit www.kentoncreekangus.com.au
CHOICES
Perhaps you have heard or thought that eating organic food is expensive, but when you consider the bigger picture of: nutritionally superior foods, pesticide free, synthetic chemical free, responsible farming, care of the soil and planet, removing carbon from the atmosphere, and respectful care of animals. We can then begin to appreciate what organics does for everyone and everything involved. It makes so much sense and it really does TASTE so much better.
Cheap food is an illusion - somewhere someone pays, be it the farmer, the environment, animals and especially human health.
Organics is the ONLY choice for the future, it is the ONLY way to be sustainable, it is the ONLY choice for health and our children. Industrialised foods do so much harm, in the end it does cost us all more.
Health is our birth-right, invest in it now, feed your body with the very best foods. We need to return to nature and wholefoods. We can change our future by putting our money into organic and responsible choices. You get to vote 3 times a day (breakfast, lunch and dinner) for change.
ORGANICS IS MORE THAN FOOD, MORE THAN CHEMICAL FREE
For more information on the benefits of Organics please see Organic Food?
If you can, please check out a few movies - "Fresh" and "Food Inc" - visit our Links page for sourcing information.
A statement from "Fresh - the Movie" from author Michael Pollan:
I asked Joel how he answers the charge that because food like this is more expensive, it is inherently elitist. “I don’t accept the premise,” he replied. “First off, those weren’t any ‘elitists’ you met on the farm this morning. We sell to all kinds of people. Second,whenever I hear people say clean food is expensive, I tell them it’s actually the cheapest food you can buy. That always gets their attention. Then I explain that, with our food, all of the costs are figured into the price. Society is not bearing the cost of water pollution, of antibiotic resistance, of food-borne illnesses, of crop subsidies, of subsidized oil and water — of all the hidden costs to the environment and the taxpayer that make cheap food seem cheap. No thinking person will tell you they don’t care about all that. I tell them the choice is simple: You can buy honestly priced food or you can buy irresponsibly priced food.”
