Goodery
Norfolk's Organic Veg Box Company
We are redesigning the local food chain by increasing Organic growing and eating in East Anglia, one veg box at a time.
By buying produce from local, Organic farmers, we can make a huge difference to the impact our food habits have on our soil, the environment and our local economy.
Organic agriculture is a frame of mind as much as a methodology. It involves observing and working in harmony with nature, harnessing its mechanisms and respecting its natural cycles. It’s about sustaining that which sustains us.
Non-organic farming gives better yields, so I get more for my money, right?
A U.S. study in 2004 compared the nutritional data from 1950 and 1999 of 43 different vegetables and fruits and found ‘reliable declines’ in key nutrients. This is one of those instances where more is less.
According to the Soil Association, UK regulations allow 300 pesticides to be used in non-organic farming and, in 2016, over 16,600 tonnes of it were used to control pests, kill weeds and protect crops from disease. In 2017, government testing found pesticide residues in 47% of British food.
We believe in the humble power of a local organic veg box - so do lots of others .
We're a community of people who are passionate about using our everyday life choices to make big impacts on our health, environment and soil.
Our Organic vegetable box is a curation of locally grown organic veg sourced seasonally from our own Market Garden and East Anglia growers, wherever possible.
You can also choose from our weekly seasonal produce list, offering the very best of local, organic fruit and veg. All of our produce is certified Organic by the Soil Association. When we need to, we work with national wholesalers to partner with small scale Organic farms in the UK & Europe to bring you the very best of every growing season.
Organically farmed food has more nutrition, more antioxidants and more flavour.
Norwich based fermenters, Suffolk's revolutionary pulses and grains and wheat from the finest farms in rural Norfolk all contribute to our weekly essentials list.
Select from speciality coffee roasted in Norwich, to delightful Darkroom chocolate hand made in Great Yarmouth.
We've all got a redemptive part to play.
We want to be amongst those who are good stewards of the soil and the people around us.
Life is busy and budgets are tight. More now than ever, sourcing your weekly food from local farmers who are regeneratively growing is a simple win.
Feed the soil, not the plant...
One of the basic rules in any kitchen garden handbook. Preparation for next year’s crops starts this autumn, just like the preservation of our precious, fragile soil for future generations has to start now. It’s about understanding the wider picture, respecting the wider cycles of nature, and making plans accordingly.
If we valued our food more, would we take better care of it?
Cheap food production has made our food cheap. Although food waste has fallen in recent years, UK households still get rid of 4.5m tonnes a year, the equivalent of £700 for each family with children.
Goodery
Warehouse - 30 Mason Road, NR6 6RF
Market Garden - Mill Lane, Bintree NR20 5NN
support@goodery.co.uk
01603 363806
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