HOW IT WORKS
A fresh and affordable food box packed with delicious local produce is delivered right to your door every week. Or every second week — that's up to you.
ORDER NOWHow ordering and delivery works
1. You choose your food box
Browse our various fruit and vegetable boxes and find what's right for you, or just pick and choose. You'll be able to manage and adjust the contents of your box to suit your needs.
2. Add extras and customise
You can easily add other products such as bread or eggs, either once or with every delivery.
You can increase and decrease volumes as well as make some product changes within the parameters of each box type. You can even customise your box from scratch if you don't want what we curate for you ($2.00 custom box packing fee applies).
3. We carefully pack it
We receive fresh produce from local suppliers and carefully pack and deliver your box bursting with seasonal flavours.
A few days before delivery we send a sneak-peek email so you know what's coming up.
4. Delivered to your door
Your local food box is delivered the same day every week (FRIDAY) to help you plan your meals
We offer a tiered delivery fee structure with FREE DELIVERY for orders over $100.00.
Order before 10pm on Monday evening and you will receive a delivery the same week on Friday.
And for peace of mind...
Going on vacation or has life taken an unexpected turn? We give you the flexibility to pause or stop your deliveries at your convenience. Even after a single box, if you're just trying it out.
Like a lot of food businesses we sometimes have a little produce left over. We donate our overruns to the needy via missions, soup kitchens and similar organisations, which ensures we have almost zero food waste.
Ooooby is a 'godsend' for busy families wishing to expand their fruit and vegetable consumption, while eating locally and seasonally. So convenient to order and receive, Ooooby combines friendly service with consistently high-quality products. I would recommend Ooooby to anyone who is concerned about the provenance of their food.
— Liz
