Box Divvy East Tamworth - MacArthur

Box Divvy East Tamworth - MacArthur Hi, I'm Fiona, your local Boc Divvy hubster for East Tamworth! For now, our hub is at capacity. Friday 9pm – Orders open! You’ll get an email.

Box Divvy connects communities with local farmers and food producers, delivering fresh, seasonal Aussie-grown fruit, veg and groceries — so you can eat better, waste less, and save more. When I have a good handle on it and have recovered from some recent knee injuries, I am looking forward to expanding the hub. Hub Name: East Tamworth - MacArthur
Pick-up Day: Wednesday

Box Divvy is a community-o

wned, smart food co-op connecting you with Aussie farmers and producers. You'll get fresh, seasonal fruit, vegetables, and groceries — for up to 30% less than online supermarkets — all while supporting fair prices for growers.

🛒 How It Works:
Box Divvy uses an opt-in system — you only order when you want to. Each week:
• You’ll receive an email when the order opens
• You have 3 days to shop, join or open splits (shared boxes)
• Produce is ordered fresh, direct from growers – no storage or waste

We offer:
🥦 Fruit & veg
🍞 Bread & eggs
🧴 Pantry, cleaning & personal care
…and more on the way! Your Weekly Order Cycle (for Wednesday pick-up):

By Friday 9pm – If you don’t want to order, go to My Orders → Skip a Week and tick the date. You can do this during the order cycle too, it will remove any items in your order. Check out the SPLITS tab for Hubster picks and value items (marked with a green $)

Monday 9pm – Order Cut-off
Cards are automatically charged after the order cut-off. If your payment declines, there is another automatic retry at midday the next day. You can also log in and use the ‘Pay Now’ button in your account to make payment manually. Please ensure payment is made before pickup. Wednesday – Pick-up Day
Collect your order on the day or coordinate with your Hubster

Want to know more? Visit: www.boxdivvy.com/join-a-food-hub

Using purchasing power for good 👌 Box Divvy aligns with products that are produced with care for people and the planet i...
28/10/2025

Using purchasing power for good 👌 Box Divvy aligns with products that are produced with care for people and the planet in mind ⭐️ 🍀

We still are looking for hubsters in Calala /Kingswood /Kootingal /Manilla areas. Do you love fresh food? Have Friday mo...
20/10/2025

We still are looking for hubsters in Calala /Kingswood /Kootingal /Manilla areas. Do you love fresh food? Have Friday mornings available to pack? This might be you?!

Want a side-gig?

We need more Food Warriors like YOU to help change the food system!

Our monthly webinars are the perfect opportunity for anyone curious to learn more about running a Box Divvy Hub and ask questions without any obligation.

Next Webinar - Wednesday 15th October, 7pm
https://ow.ly/BbiZ50X6zOR

Just some artichoke hearts for your viewing pleasure! Spring brings beauty and abundance. It is reflected in the world a...
20/10/2025

Just some artichoke hearts for your viewing pleasure!

Spring brings beauty and abundance.

It is reflected in the world around us and the Box Divvy produce on our plates 💕

Learnt something new today! 🍋 💖
29/09/2025

Learnt something new today! 🍋 💖

FREEZE YOUR LEMONS 🍋🍋🍋

Lemons are approaching the end of their season and wholesale prices are expected to rise from around $2 a kilo to around $4-5 a kilo by late November.

The new season fruit from Queensland won’t start until February.

So if you use a lot of lemon juice, you can either buy reconstituted lemon juice from the supermarket OR buy up big now and freeze them ✅️

Once you defrost them, you will actually get MORE juice from your lemon. Why? Because the freezing process breaks the cell walls which releases more juice. Just make sure the lemon is properly defrosted and use them up within a day or so!




Fresh food, fresh colour, spring is in the air and my step! Thanks Box Divvy!
27/09/2025

Fresh food, fresh colour, spring is in the air and my step! Thanks Box Divvy!

23/09/2025

🥕Dutch Carrots🥕

Did you know Box Divvy sources their Dutch Carrots from Gourmet Herbs PTY LTD HAWKESBURY farms?!
Thats less then 4hrs from Tamworth!!

Our members are paying just $2.85 per freshly picked bunch direct from the Hawkesbury Famers, compared to $4.40 from Coles or $4 from Woolworths!!

Facts About Dutch Carrots:
~ They contain 2.8g Fibre per 100g!
~ They contain 835mcg Vitamin A (Thats 93% of your daily requirement!)
~ They contain a higher level of Folate, Lutein & Selenium compared to "regular" Carrots
Ohhhh, and we cant forget they are super sweet & tasty!! 😋

Wanna experience the Box Divvy Difference for yourself?? We have ONE spot left 💚
➡️ https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/register/hub/610

Since I turned 40, a magical transformation took place in me, and I found it impossible to put my time and energy into t...
21/09/2025

Since I turned 40, a magical transformation took place in me, and I found it impossible to put my time and energy into things I don't believe in.

Everything has a cost to someone somewhere. Whether it's time, or financial, or the environment, it's important to count the cost in the decisions that make up the fabric of our lives.

What I love about Box Divvy is that our cheaper, great quality produce is not at the cost of farmers or the environment - both incredibly important to me.

The only cost is to the big supermarkets, and I'm OK with that 😊

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗛𝗮𝗽𝗽𝗲𝗻𝘀 𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗙𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗤𝘂𝗶𝘁 — 𝗔𝗻𝗱 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗕𝗼𝘅 𝗗𝗶𝘃𝘃𝘆 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘀 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝗺

THAT sentence alone fills me with sadness and dread! 👆🏼

BUT, there is good news - read on!


😢 Dairy farmers are not the only ones doing it tough. Did you know that across Australia, 34% of vegetable farmers are considering leaving the industry within the next year?

💲 Rising costs, shrinking returns, and pressure from supermarkets are forcing many small farmers to hang up their boots. When growers quit, fresh local food becomes harder to find, prices go up, and communities lose vital connections to where their food comes from.

💦 Adding to the challenge, climate change is hitting local growers hard. Unpredictable weather—droughts, floods, and heatwaves—makes farming riskier and less predictable. Crops can fail or produce less, while pests and diseases thrive in warmer conditions. These pressures increase costs and stress, sometimes forcing farmers to scale back or leave farming altogether.

🍅 For most communities, this means fewer fresh, local foods and rising prices.

👍🏼 Here’s the good news: as part of the Box Divvy community, you’re helping change that story.

The Box Divvy community are supporting these farmers by directly purchasing their products, build resilience by encouraging more sustainable farming and providing a steady income. Then farmers have a chance at adapting to climate changes and growing the food we all rely on.

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗪𝗲 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗢𝘂𝗿 𝗙𝗮𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗿𝘀

At Box Divvy, we don’t just deliver food — we build genuine partnerships with the farmers who grow your produce. Here’s how we support them:

💛 Fair pay & honest prices: We pay prices that reflect the true cost of growing fresh, seasonal food, not the rock-bottom rates supermarkets often impose. This helps farmers cover their costs and keep farming sustainably.
💛 Collaborative seasonal planning: We work closely with growers throughout the year to plan crops based on what our community wants to eat. This reduces waste and means you get fresher, more delicious produce.
💛 Sustainability & care: We support farmers committed to environmentally friendly practices that protect soil, water, and pollinators — because healthy farms make healthier food.
💛 Open communication: We stay connected with farmers, sharing challenges like weather or pests and working together to find solutions that keep your box full and farms thriving.

𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗬𝗼𝘂

✔️ You might wonder if ethical eating fits your budget. The truth is, when you shop seasonally, support local growers, and reduce waste, you often save money compared to buying processed or imported food.
Plus, you’re investing in a food system that values people, planet, and community.

✔️ Every Box Divvy order sends a powerful message to growers: “We see you, we value you, and we want you to keep growing.”

✔️ So next time you unpack your Box Divvy fresh fruit and veg, remember: it’s more than just food. It’s a lifeline for farmers, a boost for communities, and a way to eat ethically without breaking the bank.

𝗧𝗛𝗔𝗡𝗞 𝗬𝗢𝗨 𝗙𝗢𝗥 𝗕𝗘𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗔 𝗣𝗔𝗥𝗧 𝗢𝗙 𝗧𝗛𝗜𝗦 𝗨𝗡𝗦𝗨𝗣𝗘𝗥𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞𝗘𝗧 𝗠𝗢𝗩𝗘𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧! ❤️

Market update this week.
21/09/2025

Market update this week.

These are the 5 tomato splits form our Friday divvy! Aren't they magnificent? Picture from top left going clockwise:. 1....
06/09/2025

These are the 5 tomato splits form our Friday divvy! Aren't they magnificent?

Picture from top left going clockwise:. 1. Cherry truss, 2. Cherry tom's, 3. Baby Roma, 4. truss Tomato's and 5. field Tomato's. 2nd photo, a bunch of magnificent truss Tomato's!

Great market summary for this week's order!
02/09/2025

Great market summary for this week's order!

~ Vegie Views ~

🔷 Beans are $5.74/kg, snowpeas and sugarsnaps $11.42/kg, and all brassicas are cheap and plentiful
🔷 Red Capsicums are $3/kg this week, and even cucumbers are coming down in price. Expect further drops as the mid-north coast dries up and gets warmer
🔷 Some leafy greens are starting to come down in price – silverbeet is back to $2.73 – even though some Asian greens and herbs still rely on interstate supply as local growers are recovering from the wettest day of the year
🔷 All lettuces are cheap – Iceberg under $2 a head – and rhubarb is down to $3.46. It’s a spring vege after all, and once strawberries are really cheap, they are perfect when cooked together for a rhubarb strawberry jam or compote.
🔷 Tomatoes are mostly well-priced (especially Field $4.57/kg and baby truss tomatoes $13.32/kg, Coles: $18/kg)
🔷 Two vegetables are bucking the trendr:
Mushrooms are tightening up (except for oyster mushrooms: still at their lowest price on record $3.91/150g serve, Coles $8/150g serve)
Potatoes are facing a break until the new season gets underway in October/November. Especially washed Nadines, Red Desiree, and Chats will be expensive for the next 6 weeks. For now, stick with brushed Sebago $2.54/kg and Dutch Cream $2.68/kg at half the price.

26/08/2025

Market Update

Most produce is still well-priced this week, but as always: note the exceptions:
In Fruit:
• Strawberries are starting to hit their peak, but supply should remain strong – so long as the weather holds in and around Bundaberg. Other berries – from blueberries to blackberries – will remain off the menu for at least a few more weeks. Volume and quality are poor.
• Banana prices are coming down as temperatures in Coffs and North Queensland climb.
• Fuji apples are back, at least this week
• Citrus remains cheap, except for limes and increasingly lemons: supply will gradually reduce until the new lemon season starts in February.

In vegetables, most lines are either cheap or well-priced:
• Avocadoes, broccoli, broccolini, beans, snowpeas, cabbages, kale, Brussels Sprouts, capsicums, cauliflowers, zucchini, baby eggplant, lettuce, spuds, pumpkins and onions are good value.
• Cucumbers are one of the few expensive lines right now, whilst mushrooms are tightening (except for oyster mushrooms, which are still abundant).
• The rain over the past fortnight has knocked many herbs and Asian greens around a bit, so we will continue to rely – at least in part – on Victorian supply.

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Macarthur Place
East Tamworth, NSW
2340

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