Welcome to Kent Veg Box,
We are on a Mission to Support the Rural Economy.
100% Kent Veg
By ONLY using Kent Farmers we are maximising our support for the Rural Economy. We support new growers too, underwriting their growing.
Every £10 spent with us adds over £20 to the local economy.
Reduce Food Miles
All of our Veg, and 99% of our other produce, comes from Kent. We are minimising Food Miles, reducing emissions, one dirty Kent Carrot at at time.
All our Veg has travelled less than 50 Food Miles.
Sustainable
Our very short supply chains mean our food is fresher, tastier & more nutritious. Our farmers are not Organic, but use little if any chemicals - they cost too much!
The most sustainable box scheme in your area.
Latest Blog posts
Support Kent Farmers: 5 Reasons to Choose Kent Veg
Why do we only get our vegetables, and 95% of our other produce, from Kent Farmers? There are many box schemes and other ways of sourcing veg, but we are unique in committing to only using Kent Far...
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How Your Money Supports Kent Farmers & The Rural Economy
We are proud at KVB that we only buy our veg, and 95% of our other produce, from Kent farmers and producers. No ifs, no buts. Everyone understands it makes common sense to buy locally. But Why? The...
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Kent Dairy - Low Emissons & No Bovaer
As you probably know the latest wheeze to reduce emissions in Dairy herds is to add a chemical to the feed that cuts emissions by 27%. Bovaer is the commercial name. The actual chemical is 3-Nitro...
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November Veg & Fruit Update - Winter is Coming
Winter Is Coming – November Veg & Fruit Update. As I write in mid-November the last of the mild weather seems to have left with a bang. The first frosts are arriving and there’s even talk of sn...
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October really is a true transition month. The precise timing is in the lap of the weather Gods (when isn't it!). It all about how long the Summer crops will last and how soon the crops will fully ...
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That was the Summer that was. Into September and no sign of an Indian Summer so far. It remains distinctly cooler, following on from a cool, wet-ish August. The cooler temps have meant good growing...
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