How to Shop
We hope ordering is easy-as.
Here's how it works:
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Order by 5pm Wednesday for delivery or collection the same week.
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Growers pick on a Thursday.
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Delivery day is Friday in Mangawhai.
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Small delivery charge or collect for free.
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No minimum order size.
Click Shop All Products if you know your way around and use the filters on the top of the page to check a particular category of what is available. Remember that produce comes and goes depending on the season and what the growers tell me they still have available.
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Shop Products. Find something you want. Add it to your shopping cart. Move around inside the different categories of products by clicking on the breadcrumb menu at the top of the products page. Tip: Click ALL PRODUCTS to get back to the different categories.
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Check what is in your cart. Click on your cart to view the contents.
Click the shipping region if you need to change it. We currently only deliver to Northland (Auckland deliveries are on hold for now). -
Click the checkout button.
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Shipping details. Either log in or enter your email, name and address. You don't need an account to shop with us but it makes the ordering easier as you do not need to supply details each time. The shipping details control delivery and/or collection options.
Make sure you have entered a region of Northland. -
Delivery. The options that match your address are displayed.
You can collect from our collection point at 419 Tara Road or request a delivery within defined areas. -
Payment. You pay manually via a bank transfer. The bank account details are on the confirmation invoice emailed to you after clicking "Place Order".
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Order. Review and place your order. Don't forget to click "Place Order" as your last step. If you forget to do this, an automatic email will be sent to you to say that you have an abandoned cart. Log on again to see what is left in your cart and continue with step 7 to place your order.
We do not currently accept credit card payments due to merchant fees; we are trying to keep our prices low and local.
