When Murat started Ooooby Sydney, he did this predominantly for himself. He was 26, not really comfortable with who he was and at a turning point in his life. So he embarked on a quest of wanting to create an environment in which he felt fulfilled, and in which:
- People care for each other.
- He and those alongside him feel confident, empowered and eager to become the best version of themselves.
- People do not feel like they are fighting for their existence or for status, but a place in which they feel safe and work together towards a common good.
- We think beyond ourselves and work towards the betterment of humanity and ultimately ourselves.
- Everyone is as important, and feels as such, as the person standing next to them.
Ooooby Sydney are transforming our food system to the better so it becomes fair and just for all and are environmental conscious in all their doings. They create transparency around the food we eat and deliver weekly produce that is plastic-free, locally sourced, organic and in support of local farmers.
Ooooby Sydney believe that we, including you, are the ones shaping our future and that if we do act now, if we do come together as the people and the businesses that concentrate on solutions rather than problems, we can flip the whole world around to truly make life better for everyone. The risk? That we will end up enjoying it together.
In the 7 years since inception, Ooooby Sydney have continually worked on improving their environmentally conscious practices leaving no food waste, collecting their boxes for reuse, allowing you to order plastic-free bulk groceries such as nuts, seeds, dried fruits, teas and so much more. Ooooby Sydney work with integrity and foster a beautiful work environment and community at large. They connect farmers to city folk, give back and care for their community in ways of food donations to Food Rescue Organisations as well as to those vulnerable directly. Throughout the pandemic giving back was their first priority, distributing $114,000 worth of food from April to September 2020.
Coming together they do mean in literal sense. Their goal is to have Ooooby Sydney fully community owned, to allow us all to have greater connection to our food and farmers by owning and continue building our ethical food system and infrastructure together. This will first become reality on 1st July 2020, when Ooooby Sydney will offer shares to their community through their very first Equity Crowdfunding Campaign.
When Murat started Ooooby Sydney, he did this predominantly for himself. He was 26, not really comfortable with who he was and at a turning point in his life. So he embarked on a quest of wanting to create an environment in which he felt fulfilled, and in which:
- People care for each other.
- He and those alongside him feel confident, empowered and eager to become the best version of themselves.
- People do not feel like they are fighting for their existence or for status, but a place in which they feel safe and work together towards a common good.
- We think beyond ourselves and work towards the betterment of humanity and ultimately ourselves.
- Everyone is as important, and feels as such, as the person standing next to them.
Ooooby Sydney are transforming our food system to the better so it becomes fair and just for all and are environmental conscious in all their doings. They create transparency around the food we eat and deliver weekly produce that is plastic-free, locally sourced, organic and in support of local farmers.
Ooooby Sydney believe that we, including you, are the ones shaping our future and that if we do act now, if we do come together as the people and the businesses that concentrate on solutions rather than problems, we can flip the whole world around to truly make life better for everyone. The risk? That we will end up enjoying it together.
In the 7 years since inception, Ooooby Sydney have continually worked on improving their environmentally conscious practices leaving no food waste, collecting their boxes for reuse, allowing you to order plastic-free bulk groceries such as nuts, seeds, dried fruits, teas and so much more. Ooooby Sydney work with integrity and foster a beautiful work environment and community at large. They connect farmers to city folk, give back and care for their community in ways of food donations to Food Rescue Organisations as well as to those vulnerable directly. Throughout the pandemic giving back was their first priority, distributing $114,000 worth of food from April to September 2020.
Coming together they do mean in literal sense. Their goal is to have Ooooby Sydney fully community owned, to allow us all to have greater connection to our food and farmers by owning and continue building our ethical food system and infrastructure together. This will first become reality on 1st July 2020, when Ooooby Sydney will offer shares to their community through their very first Equity Crowdfunding Campaign.
Testetetete
Office fruit delivery
Office fruit delivery companies typically deliver on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis straight to your office, workplace or business. The size of the businesses vary considerably from national suppliers whom can deliver to multiple sites with an organisation to small, local green grocers.
Contents of the deliveries vary between suppliers however you can typically expect a mix of easy to eat fruit such as Apples, Bananas, Pears, Plums Bananas and Grapes.
Many of these companies will invoice you on a monthly basis and can consolidate your invoices so that you just receive one monthly invoice for all your fruit requirements.
Some companies will also supply milk alongside your fruit delivery.
Most will price the boxes per a portion ( a punnet of grapes for example would be more than one portion) Be careful to check this as some suppliers will put less items in a box than others.
If your not sure how much fruit to order a good place to start is to plan for around 2 pieces of fruit per an employee per a day – obviously some people eat more fruit than others!
Office fruit delivery
Office fruit delivery companies typically deliver on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis straight to your office, workplace or business. The size of the businesses vary considerably from national suppliers whom can deliver to multiple sites with an organisation to small, local green grocers.
Contents of the deliveries vary between suppliers however you can typically expect a mix of easy to eat fruit such as Apples, Bananas, Pears, Plums Bananas and Grapes.
Many of these companies will invoice you on a monthly basis and can consolidate your invoices so that you just receive one monthly invoice for all your fruit requirements.
Some companies will also supply milk alongside your fruit delivery.
Most will price the boxes per a portion ( a punnet of grapes for example would be more than one portion) Be careful to check this as some suppliers will put less items in a box than others.
If your not sure how much fruit to order a good place to start is to plan for around 2 pieces of fruit per an employee per a day – obviously some people eat more fruit than others!
Testetetete
Office fruit delivery
Office fruit delivery companies typically deliver on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis straight to your office, workplace or business. The size of the businesses vary considerably from national suppliers whom can deliver to multiple sites with an organisation to small, local green grocers.
Contents of the deliveries vary between suppliers however you can typically expect a mix of easy to eat fruit such as Apples, Bananas, Pears, Plums Bananas and Grapes.
Many of these companies will invoice you on a monthly basis and can consolidate your invoices so that you just receive one monthly invoice for all your fruit requirements.
Some companies will also supply milk alongside your fruit delivery.
Most will price the boxes per a portion ( a punnet of grapes for example would be more than one portion) Be careful to check this as some suppliers will put less items in a box than others.
If your not sure how much fruit to order a good place to start is to plan for around 2 pieces of fruit per an employee per a day – obviously some people eat more fruit than others!
Office fruit delivery
Office fruit delivery companies typically deliver on a weekly, fortnightly or monthly basis straight to your office, workplace or business. The size of the businesses vary considerably from national suppliers whom can deliver to multiple sites with an organisation to small, local green grocers.
Contents of the deliveries vary between suppliers however you can typically expect a mix of easy to eat fruit such as Apples, Bananas, Pears, Plums Bananas and Grapes.
Many of these companies will invoice you on a monthly basis and can consolidate your invoices so that you just receive one monthly invoice for all your fruit requirements.
Some companies will also supply milk alongside your fruit delivery.
Most will price the boxes per a portion ( a punnet of grapes for example would be more than one portion) Be careful to check this as some suppliers will put less items in a box than others.
If your not sure how much fruit to order a good place to start is to plan for around 2 pieces of fruit per an employee per a day – obviously some people eat more fruit than others!
