Lettuce Deliver Stocks Groceries As Well As Fresh Organic Produce

Jul 21, 2022

Sydney ,Australia - July 21, 2022 /PressCable/ —

Emma Slade, principal of Lettuce Deliver Organics said this when interviewed by Metro Cities Media, “We are so grateful to not only our amazing Farmers, but also to our Suppliers of the extensive grocery range we have. The range of groceries we stock has grown significantly since starting cooperatively trading in 1999. Over the years we have listened to customers and like it when a customer is looking for something specific, as we like the challenge of finding hard to get items.”

Lettuce Deliver Organics is Sydney based and delivers organic fresh fruit & vegetables as well as groceries across Sydney and are recognised for delivering a great experience to their loyal customers for several decades now.

Lettuce Deliver Organics get to know their growers very well as they are the ones who work hard to make the produce so good! They have been working with many of their growers and suppliers for over 20 years. They do not chop and change the locations from which the produce is coming during the season, because they know who has the produce customers love.

Shoppers are very loyal at Lettuce Deliver and the business returns the same loyalty to their farmers and wholesalers. Loyalty results in suppliers and growers going above and beyond to ensure Lettuce Deliver have consistent and an ongoing quality supply. They pay farmers and suppliers fair prices for the produce and services they provide them, and do so knowing that they will still be around next season to do it all over again.

About Organic Certification

Lettuce Deliver Organics only supply Certified Organic, Australian Grown Fresh Produce to their customers. That means that all of the Growers supplying Lettuce Deliver are independently audited to ensure they are growing their produce in line with the National Standard for Organic Production. They are also a Certified NASAA retailer which means that all the produce on offer can be traced back to the source. In fact, NASAA can contact them with a moment’s notice and ask them to provide invoices and proof of purchase for any goods being sold as Certified Organic.

Lettuce Deliver has been a NASAA Certified trader (R9291) since 2003 – that means they have been a certified NASAA trader for 18 years!

To learn more about Lettuce Deliver Organics here: www.lettucedeliver.com.au

Contact Info:
Name: Emma Slade
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Organization: Lettuce Deliver Organics Pty Ltd
Address: Unit 8, 177 Arthur St Homebush West, Sydney , NSW 2140, Australia
Website: https://lettucedeliver.com.au

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89078807

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