Resources
You’ve questioned it, we’ve questioned it, maybe even our carrots have questioned it! How on earth does Veggie Saver work its magic? Well, we decided to team up with Australia’s Applied Horticultural Research and put Veggie Saver to the test!
How Veggie Saver Pays For Itself Within the First 2 Weeks of Use You wouldn’t believe how much food the average Australian household wastes per year – $2,000! In the US it’s USD$1,600 for the average family of four. With
What To Do With Your New Produce Bag So you’ve purchased your first Veggie Saver, you’re super excited and take a few selfies with it and can’t stop gushing over how cute the packaging is (we’re pretty proud of it!),
Your Crisper Questions Answered You’ve probably heard us tell you several times to store your Veggie Saver in your fridge crisper. But this raises quite a few questions – Where is it? What is it? Why should I use it?
Keeping your Veggie Saver damp is a super important step, and also very easy to do wrong! If your Veggie Saver is too wet or too dry, your produce won’t experience 2 extra weeks of freshness! To make things easier,
Although very rare and often a result of pure bad luck, your Veggie Saver produce bag can grow mould – it is a 100% natural product after all! But don’t worry, we’re here to provide you with the necessary tools
Introduction In a world that’s rapidly waking up to the importance of sustainability, every choice we make has a far-reaching impact. From the food we eat to the way we store it, each decision can contribute to a healthier planet.
Ladies and gents gather ’round because we’re about to embark on a quest for the ultimate fridge storage hero – a bag that will put all other vegetable-storage options to shame. Say hello to your new kitchen sidekick, the VEGGIE
Introduction “Embrace the change”, pretty sure that’s a term you hear almost everyday. And why not, especially if it is for the better. In a world increasingly concerned about environmental sustainability, the need for eco-friendly alternatives to single-use plastics has
Single-use plastic bags and containers are a major source of pollution. They’re often littered and can take hundreds of years to decompose. Reusable produce bags are a great way to reduce your plastic footprint and help the environment. In this
