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Direct from the grower

We grow it and we pack it

No agent in the middle, no third party warehouse, and no mystery about where the fruit came from. When you ring about an order you get the people who cut it.

The headland at the edge of the chilli blocks, with pickers' vehicles parked along the tree line
Open cartons of long green chillies packed in even rows

Packed the day it is cut

Fruit comes off the bush into field bins, gets graded under the shed, and goes into cartons for the order it belongs to. There is no holding stock, which is why a carton leaves the shed as fresh as the pick it came from.

It also means we can pack to your specification rather than ours. If you want a particular grade, a particular count, or the fruit a little greener because it has three days of travel in front of it, say so on the order.

Direct, in both directions

Selling direct means the price you pay is the farm price plus freight, with nobody in between adding a margin for handling a carton twice. It also means a problem gets fixed by the person who caused it rather than passed along a chain.

The trade off is that we are a farm, not a distribution centre. We pick to a schedule rather than holding stock, and when the weather does something unhelpful we will tell you straight away rather than quietly short your order.

Chilli bushes carrying ripe red fruit, in rows running back to the horizon