Sydney Inner West Box Divvy

07/07/2026

When it is neither perfect nor imperfect, what is it? 🤭

28/04/2026

Holy Sprout! 🌱

We ordered 10kg of Brussels sprouts at our hub this week 🙌

These little greens are more than just a side, they’re rich in fibre and compounds that can support insulin sensitivity and metabolic health 💚

Roast them crispy, shave them into salads, or sauté with garlic… how are you cooking yours this week? 🥦✨

02/04/2026

Quinoa & Lentil Stuffed Capsicums for dinner last night.

This dish is more than the sum of its parts:

🫑 Vitamin C from capsicum enhances iron absorption from lentils

🌾 A balance of protein + fibre supports satiety, blood sugar regulation, and gut health

🌈 A wide range of phytonutrients + polyphenols contributes to antioxidant protection and reduced inflammation

08/03/2026

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and the incredible women who make up our Box Divvy community.

Our Hubsters, mostly women but we have wonderful men taking up the call for change too, are more than organisers of good food. They are community builders, change makers, and champions of Australian farmers.

Many of you are women who have stepped up to create food communities right in your neighbourhoods, bringing people together around fresh, affordable produce.

You’re making real change every single week by:
• Building stronger neighbourhood connections
• Making fresh, healthy food more accessible to families
• Supporting Australian farming families to keep doing what they do best, growing food and food wholesalers who feed our nation
• Leading with generosity, care and purpose
• Lifting each other up and showing what collaboration looks like

Being part of this network means knowing you’re never doing it alone. You’re one of many passionate women who believe food can bring people together and that small local actions can create big collective impact.

Today we celebrate the leadership, resilience and heart that you bring to your hubs and your communities.

We’re incredibly proud to stand alongside so many inspiring women who are helping grow something bigger than all of us.
Happy International Women’s Day to our amazing Box Divvy Hubsters.

Thank you for the difference you make.

16/01/2026

Hi everyone! Welcome to the Box Divvy Sydney Inner West Hubs page

Here you’ll find local Hubsters sharing updates on what Box Divvy is doing in your area - including:

♻️ Little recycling wins and how we keep packaging low
📦 Packing days, Hub set-ups, and what happens behind the scenes
💚 Kindness Boxes, sharing extras, and neighbours helping neighbours
🥕 Fresh, seasonal produce highlights
✨ Community snapshots, wins, and local stories

This page is here for locals who are curious about Box Divvy (including non-members!) - a window into how our community food co-op works and what makes it special.

✅ A quick note: this page isn’t used for member messaging or order support.
If you have questions, our moderators are here and happy to reply in the comments or messages.

Want to find a Hub near you?
👉https://app.boxdivvy.com.au/find-hubs

Follow along for updates, produce highlights, and local inspo - and if you’ve been thinking about joining, we’d love to have you! 💚
- The Box DivvySydney Inner West Hubsters

Box Divvy connects your community with farmers and food producers to provide market-fresh, locally and Australian-grown, seasonal fruit, vegetables and groceries helping you cook and eat better for less.

31/01/2025

𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲

🍓🍊𝗙𝗿𝘂𝗶𝘁

🍎The Mango season is finished, but the new apple and pear season is starting up:
New season Royal Gala have arrived!

🍐Clapps pears are done, but Williams are replacing them. Prices should come down over the next few weeks.

🍍In tropicals, large Panama passionfruit, small topless pineapples and papaya are still amazing value. A flash of bananas is bringing prices down, but this is likely to be short-lived.

🍈It’s also peak melon season: rockmelons from Hay have started – probably the best growing region in Australia because rockmelons love the arid climate of inland NSW. Dino melons are continuing another week, and to boot: seedless watermelons are still under $1.50 a kilo.

🍑Apricots are finished, but the rest of the stone fruit category is brilliant value – especially plums, cherries and nectarines. Seedless grapes are at their lowest price this season, but berries are still doing it tough: supply remains tight and prices high.


🍆🥦𝗩𝗲𝗴𝗲𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀

🥑Among the vegetables, Reeds have finished, Shepards are still a week away, and yet Hass prices have eased – below $3 now: hardly cheap, but better than last week.

Beans, snow peas and sugar snap are a little cheaper than last week, but corn remains tight as both Coles and Woolworths are keeping it on special and are chasing any available stock.

🥦George Portelli has loads of small green cabbages – we sold nearly 1000 last week, we suspect they were shared with hamsters and guinea pigs – but red cabbages are tight. Most other brassicas – from broccoli to kale – are good value.

🥒Cucumbers and capsicums are coming down in price, tomatoes are still cheap and Charlie Vella’s continental eggplant, zucchini and J*P pumpkins are well-supplied and priced, whilst Simon Chong is reporting that most leafy greens have survived the heat, except for rocket. By contrast, shallots are super cheap.

🥗Lettuces are well supplied, especially George Portelli’s Baby Gem lettuce at 85c. Looks like Salad Days are Here Again.