Why We Picked It: Imperfect Foods not only aims to eliminate food waste but also takes sustainability seriously. It wants to enhance sourcing, reduce the number of vehicles on the road, build zero-waste-to-landfill facilities, and convert its fulfillment centers to 100% renewable energy.

Imperfect Goods buys directly from farmers and companies foods that cannot be sold in grocery stores due to visual flaws, oversupply, or other factors. The meal is still tasty, plus you'll have the satisfaction of knowing that you're helping to address a huge problem for the planet: food waste.

The boxes feature hand-selected things based on your tastes, but they're also very customizable, and you can order far more than just fruit since the firm also sells dairy, meat, pantry items, and home items. Each product is priced separately, giving you complete control over your expenditure. You may even choose between goods that are always included and ones that are never included in your order.

Only the shopping window in which the customer is shopping can be customized. Weekly deliveries are available, however, they can be missed or canceled at any time. There is no set charge, however shipping costs between $5 and $6 for every delivery.

• Best for: Eco-conscious produce lovers
• Subscription: Weekly customizable box

Farmbox Direct is a terrific alternative for any size home if you're seeking for a simple method to get farm-fresh food delivered to your door each week. There is a box that can help you reach your aim of eating more veggies, having fresh fruit in the house on a daily basis, or making your own juice.

After you sign up online, you'll receive an email every week with information about what's in your box. They provide ten different boxes, including small, medium, and large organic fruit and vegetable boxes, as well as three juice boxes. You can then make up to five replacements and add any additional artisanal or supermarket goods you require. You must make your orders by Tuesday at 12:00 EST, and FedEx boxes will be delivered shortly after. To preserve your food from spoiling, boxes are supplied in recyclable packaging and ice packs.

Boxes start at around $33, which includes delivery and a $6 handling fee. A modest produce box with organic fruits, veggies, or a combination of the two costs roughly $48, which is significantly more than the other services on our list.

Farmbox Direct sources from small companies and features an easy-to-use web interface for making adjustments to your order, skipping a week, or canceling your subscription. Overall, Farmbox Direct is a terrific way to begin started if you're looking for a handy method to eat more fresh fruits and veggies while still having the opportunity to customize your order.

• Best for: Juicing, seasonal produce
• Subscription: Customizable box

Because it collaborates with over 200 local small farms and ships from 14 sites around the country, The FruitGuys stands out when it comes to sourcing small farms. You may order at any time and have your boxes delivered in as little as 48 hours. The boxes come in different sizes for singles, couples, and families who want to include more fruits and vegetables in their diet.

The FruitGuys sell boxes that include either seasonal fruit or a combination of fruit and veggies. Boxes cost around $25 plus delivery, while a big box with 50 servings of organic fruit and veggies costs around $66 plus postage. They deliver all around the United States, unlike some other providers. We appreciated how the goods were safely wrapped and ready to consume (just remember to wash them first). The organization strives to deliver goods like onions, carrots, potatoes, citrus fruits, apples, and other seasonal food that most people consume on a daily basis.

You cannot make replacements, unlike with other produce delivery services, but you may sign up for a weekly, biweekly, or monthly subscription, giving you some flexibility in terms of how much produce your household requires to meet your objectives. Overall, The FruitGuys is an excellent choice if you want fresh local food delivered straight to your house and don't mind receiving products you wouldn't have chosen yourself every now and then.

• Best for: Fresh fruit
• Subscription: Different boxes + delivery

Misfits Market is unusual in that it seeks defective food from all around the world in order to save you money. It collects all of the less-than-perfect fruits and veggies and utilizes them in organic food boxes for its consumers. You may personalize your weekly box once you've signed up for a membership. Through its web interface, you may skip, pause, or cancel at any moment.

Misfits Market distributes to a limited number of zip codes in over 38 states and is growing. (To discover if it delivers to your region, look up your zip code online.) Produce is shipped through courier in environmentally friendly packaging, and boxes are delivered to your home on the day you specify.

You may add any number of things from a list of vegetables, pantry staples, snacks, and even proteins to the boxes, which are totally customized. The minimum order for each box is $30, and postage is $5.50 for each delivery. Misfits buy organic fruit that is in season, and the menu is always changing.

Overall, Misfits Market is an excellent alternative for people looking for organic fruit for their home, the convenience of a delivery service, and the ability to change or cancel their subscription at any time.

• Best for: Saving money
• Subscription: Weekly, bi-weekly

Bill and Jessica Geier's objective, which began in 2012, is to provide fresh, raw, and unpasteurized vegetable juices that taste wonderful and make you feel even better.

The Raw Generation (Gen R) is a social movement that is gaining traction in contemporary culture. People want more out of their life than simply a wage and the status quo, thus it's a movement of growing knowledge. A growing number of individuals are weary of being sick and fatigued, and they want to reclaim control over their lives. They want to reconnect with nature, but not in the sense that their hippy parents did. They're learning that pleasure and health are natural parts of life if we follow the right route, and Mother Nature is the guide.

People are transitioning from a world of quick pleasure, self-indulgent eating, sloth, and gluttony to a life of meaningful commitment to oneself and others as a result of this transformation in thinking.

Raw Generation Juices is part of a movement to empower people to take control of their health by providing access to a way of eating that not only improves how people look and feel in the short term, but also promotes a better quality of life and lowers health issues.

• Best for: Juicing
• Subscription: 25-lb. box each time

The Chef's Garden grows food on their own farm, unlike other produce delivery businesses that obtain products from multiple farms. And, as their name implies, they supply produce to a number of restaurant chefs, so you can be assured that what you're buying has been approved by the pros. You have the option of subscribing to their Best of the Season box or ordering one of their other boxes (such as the Leafy Greens box) as needed.

How it works is as follows: On their website, you can order one of six different boxes—four ordinary produce boxes, a craft cocktail box with booze-friendly produce, and a greens box—and have it delivered anywhere in the United States.

If you choose the Best of the Season box, you can have it delivered once, once a week, or once a month.

The Best of the Season box is $89 for a small (1-2 people), $125 for a medium (3-4 people), and $175 for a large (five or more people) (4-6 people). For $59, you can purchase a seasonal vegetable box, and additional products range from $59 to $89.

• Best for: Fruits and vegetables to cook with
• Subscription: Variety of boxes

Farm Fresh to You delivers the greatest organic vegetables of the season to your home or business. The majority of their product is farmed on their California family farm or purchased from other organic farmers with whom they collaborate.

You may choose your box type, size, and delivery frequency to ensure that you and your family get just what you need. If you have a finicky eater in the family, you may always make substitutes or modify your subscription. We appreciate that it offers a "never send" list where you may indicate the items you don't want to get, which saves time by eliminating the need to change these items each week.

There are six different boxes to pick from, with options such as just veggies, just fruit, or a classic CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) box with locally grown and in-season produce. Other farm items such as hand-crafted jams, pasture-raised eggs, organic milk, dairy products, artisan olive oil, small-batch honey, sustainably-raised meat, and more can be added to your delivery, reducing trips to the market.

A normal box costs $35 and serves two to four people, while a large box costs $49 and serves four to six people. Delivery is included in the standard fee, and unlike other services, it does not rely on a third-party courier such as FedEx.

Farm Fresh to You is an excellent option for people who reside in California, wish to personalize their box each week, or have a list of goods they don't eat.

• Best for: Fresh, organic produce
• Subscription: Different boxes + delivery

Melissa's has a large range of juicing alternatives to choose from, making the procedure quick and straightforward. The juice box comes with everything you'll need to brew delicious, nutrient-dense juices at home. It contains seven to eleven pounds of food, more than enough for two people, and includes organic kale, broccoli, chard, celery, carrots, ginger, and other vegetables. The green juice box is pricier, at around $43 including delivery, but it includes vegetables particularly for juicing, resulting in less waste.

If you reside in Southern California, you may sign up for a complimentary delivery of their organic fruit and vegetable box subscription. There are a variety of boxes to pick from, all of which include fruits and vegetables that are grown locally and are presently in season. You may get a box for yourself or to give as a present to a friend or family member who is trying to eat healthier.

Overall, Melissa's is an excellent alternative if you're seeking niche things and don't have access to local delivery. There are various alternatives to fit your needs, whether you want to try your hand at producing your juice or buy a carton of veggies to eat at home.

• Best for: Specialty items
• Subscription: Different boxes + delivery

P.i.P. or Perfectly Imperfect Productions, is an independent game developer and publisher. Our first game is now in pre-production.

P.i.P. is a group of five creative professionals with a total experience of more than 50 years. We like creating well-crafted and amusing games. We have a similar vision of gaming and a desire to create games that we would enjoy playing. Are you sick of AAA games that are merely a repeat of the last "next great thing"? We are, and we're always looking for individuals who share our viewpoint.

• Best for: Environment
• Subscription: Different boxes + delivery

We can transform the way the world eats if we work together. Harvie is committed to making it simpler for you to buy your everyday foods from small companies and artists in your community, so they can compete with the large multinationals that now control our food system.

With just a few clicks, you may have the luxury of top-quality products, mindfully acquired from small farmers and craftsmen that support their local food system.

Become a member to receive regular grocery delivery suited to your tastes from your favorite local farmers and artisans, with the ability to modify the products in each box.

One of the nicest aspects of Harvie is that you can personalize it. Sign up, specify your preferences, and we'll put up a package especially for you. You have the option to personalize before delivery and choose a delivery schedule that is convenient for you.

• Best for: Healthy, local produce
• Subscription: Varies by farm