Starting Meat Box
Our Starting Meat Box features premium free-range and grass-fed meat sourced directly from Paley Farm and Bank Farm, two trusted local producers in Kent. Free-range farming practices mean higher animal welfare standards, more nutritious meat with better fat profiles, and superior flavour compared to intensively farmed alternatives. By choosing free-range, you're supporting sustainable, ethical farming that prioritises animal health and environmental responsibility.
The Starting Box contains:
500g sausages/chipolatas
250g streaky bacon
2x Chicken Breast
500g mince
The PORK FREE box contains:
500g Venison Sausages
500g Braising Steak
2x Chicken Breast
500g Beef mince
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Supporting the rural economy since 2006.
Kent Veg Box was created to support local farmers and make it easier to eat seasonally. We work directly with growers across Kent, paying fairly and sourcing produce at its best. Every box reflects what’s truly in season, not what’s been stored or shipped long distances. Simple, honest food from people you can trust.
- We actually support our farmers
- Seasonal veg, every delivery
- Always from Kent, a lower food footprint.
With each box, you make a real impact
Paying Farmers Better
By working directly with farmers, we pay a fairier price - no exclusivity, no unfair contracts, just better prices for the farmers who grow your food.
Reduction in Food Miles
Transportation of produce is the main contribution factor to the produce's total emissions. We shorten this journey considerably and let you know how many food miles from the farms each week.
Embracing all veg
We embrace all veg, wonky and surplus. All seasonal, all fresh, all good.
Investing in new growers
We are able to commit to a new grower for the long term. We can encourage small-scale farming by commiting to buy what they produce, meaning they can plant with a guranteed buyer and price.
