Metta

glad i saw this message, i happen to have an organic food store in Montreal that delivers, feel free to go to our website: http://www.therealgreengrocer.com i'm sure you'll find what you're looking for. There's land east of Calgary? Most of that part of the world is dead to me now. So they say... Here is the response I got from my service for organic delivery in the "other" part of the world: I have a few links listed below for your friends to take a look at. I can't vouch for these companies personally, as I have no experience with them. However, at least as far as the produce boxes are concerned, Front Door Organics seems to be the closest match to the kind of service SPUD offers. Hope these help! For Toronto: http://www.frontdoororganics.com/ http://www.organicsdelivered.com/ http://www.mywowbox.com/welcome.asp http://www.greenearthorganics.com/ Montreal is somewhat trickier. I wasn't able to find any listings for organic home delivery in the Montreal area online. I'd be very surprised if there weren't any, but they don't seem to have an obvious web presence. Cheers, Devin Kettle SPUD Customer Service Hey Concerned, Thanks for the info. I haven't investigated it yet for Montreal but when I do (probably this weekend...earlies Friday) i will post the link here... I do appreciate you effort into the process and I am quite interested into finding out more about this... Well I can't speak for the service in the rest of the country but for a family of four here in BC, its just awesome. I get to poo poo all the crap they sell at the grocery store. The stuff they deliver is so much fuller in flavour, and you get a great variety of foods that you wouldn't otherwise have purchased. They are big about delivering "whats in season", so you do have to get out of the habit of eating snow peas in winter, however once you get used to cooking a few dishes that aren't normally on your personal menu, you gain the benefit of eating much fresher produce. If you find you get stuff that you don't know how to cook, I find that about 3 minutes of research on the internet will get me a multitude of excellent recipies. If anybody else out there is open minded to try it, tell all your friends, that is how the price of this stuff will come down, and suppliers will continue to respond to consumer demand for healthier foods.