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East London's not-for-profit organic fruit and vegetable wholesaler

Wholesale

Your go-to wholesaler for organic ethically sourced fruit and veg

Are you searching for a fresh, sustainable source of organic produce? 

Do you value fair pay for farmers and transparent supply chains? 

Keep reading! 

We're not your average wholesalers. We're a non-profit driven by a passion for community and sustainability. We connect small-scale nature-friendly farms with schools, councils, veg box schemes, and more. From bustling restaurants to corner shops, we've got your produce needs covered. And with the Soil Association's seal of approval, you know it's the real deal.

Are you a restaurant, cafe, or shop owner craving fresh, local produce? Let's chat. Our Hackney grower Sophie and Dagenham grower Alice can supply award-winning salads, greens and more.

Are you looking to source produce on a larger scale? You need the Better Food Shed. Every week, up to 20 tonnes of fresh, organic goodness flow from our hub in Bow, sourced directly from 23 small and medium organic UK farms, mostly within 70 miles of east London. Check out our explainer to see how we're shaking up wholesale food procurement.

Not in the South-East? Check out the 200+ other Better Food Traders across the UK.

"We are delighted to work with Growing Communities and the Better Food Shed; a fantastic resource for the borough that can supply locally grown, organic produce, and which supports us in the development of food education programmes in schools. With a sustainable business model, they are fantastic example for young people that we are lucky to have on our doorstep."

Lily McSweeney, Food Education Partnership Coordinator, Barking and Dagenham Council

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