A great variety of produce. It was great to receive tomatoes that actually smelt like tomatoes being so fresh! As is the freshness of all that in the box. I look forward to when variables may be ad... See more
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Received my mixed fruit and veggies. It turmeric which would be out of the normal. Otherwise a good selection of general mix. Quality good
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Overall was good . I don’t mi d the veggies or fruit looking ugly but I did not appreciate tha 3 peaches out of 4 were black inside and 2 avocados out of 3 couldn’t be eaten.
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Produce was excellent. sMS updates for delivery accurate. I thought it was great. I would love a choice of delivery date/time. We use lyka dog food and there delivery system is fab - I can sel... See more
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- Fruit and Vegetable Store
- Fruit and Vegetable Wholesaler
- Greengrocer
- Grocery Delivery Service
- Supermarket
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Re-established in June 2025, Good & Fugly exists for one simple reason: to support Australian farmers. We do this by finding a home for both their “good” and their “fugly” produce, the quality fruit and veg that doesn’t always fit the traditional retail mould, but is every bit as fresh and delicious. By delivering seasonal produce straight from Aussie farms to your doorstep with our produce box offerings, Good & Fugly helps farmers move more of what they grow and earn a fairer return for their hard work. Good & Fugly is proudly backed by chef Matt Moran and operates in partnership with OzHarvest, Australia’s leading food rescue organisation. Together, we’re working to create a stronger future for farmers while helping more incredible Australian produce find its way onto people’s plates.
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Waste of money
Pointless to subscribe if you are, as I was, paying more money for ugly fruit and veg than what you buy at Coles.
I paid $40 for $30 worth of ugly fruit and veg in a small box bundle.
March 22, 2024
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Hi Con,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback, we really appreciate it.
Good & Fugly is now a completely new business, relaunched under new ownership and management. Your experience reflects the previous business, not the current one.
Today, we partner with local Australian farmers to give both surplus and ‘fugly’ seasonal produce a home, helping reduce food waste while supporting the legends who grow our food. For every box, four meals are also donated to those in need through OzHarvest. We’d love to welcome you back to experience the new Good & Fugly.
– Good & Fugly Team
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