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2857 days ago

Upper Hutt Fruit & Vege Co-op

Andrew from Maymorn

Have you heard about the Upper Hutt Fruit & Vege Co-op? You pay $12 and the money is pooled together and bulk fruit and veges are purchased at wholesale prices, so you cut out the middle man and save $. Generally get around 8kg of seasonal fruit and vegetables for your $12. Great bargains compared to Supermarket prices. Check out the attached image to see how much this week's pack was worth at supermarket prices ($20-$29!)
Anyone can join, and the more people that join, the better the co-ops buying power. Sign up here: orongomai.wufoo.com...
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