How Bulk Ordering Works

We love food and we understand the importance of supporting farmers that respect the soil and the people they feed.

Our goal is to bring high quality produce to the Sea to Sky, at the best possible price. We work for those who purchase from us and for those we buy the food from.

Our aim is to put orders in once a month.

This will change as demand increases.

All orders must be received by the last Tuesday of each month before 5 pm.
Pickup will be the following week, on the first Tuesday of each month.

We currently offer pickup at St. John the Divine Anglican Church on the 1st Tuesday of each month between 3pm and 4pm.

Feel free to message us if you can’t make these times.

We are planning to offer delivery in the next few months. Please fill out our survey if this is something you would use.

Interac transfers have no fees.

Credit cards will incur a 2.9% surcharge as we mark up the goods very little so we ask that the customers pay the credit card fees.

Debit card fees incur a 0.75%.

We will send you an email once we’ve received confirmation that there is available stock for all the goods you wish to purchase.

Once you receive your invoice, we ask that you send payment by the last Friday of the month before 12pm

Getting Better Deals: If enough people purchase goods, we will try to
get price reductions so we will have to adjust invoices when we do.

Prices Going Up: If prices have gone up, we will message all clients before sending orders through. This process might change over time.

Please be aware that the country of origin sometimes changes because of environmental reasons.

Sometimes we are only made aware of this upon receipt of the goods so please make us aware if this is important to you.

We have done our best to update the site with the information we’ve gathered from our suppliers. We will update countries of origin as we receive products for the first time.

Organic is certified by one of the governing bodies that provides this certfication.

Natural items are grown using the same method as organic produce, but they aren’t certified as the costs of certification are quite high for smaller farmers depending on where they are in the world.

Conventional simply means non-organic.

Please be aware that our suppliers deal with different farmers who have to deal with various weather conditions.

The product we we receive might change with each order due to the above.

We are currently working on getting more conventional foods suppliers.

We also plan to expand the range of product types we sell starting next month.

All the companies we work with are Canadian owned, by people who live in the Lower Mainland. All imported foods are purchased locally.

Currently, there is no membership fee for our service. This might change in the future.