One organic, is a little organic delivery company, with bigger ideas.
Based in North London; Barney began supplying vegetables to friends and family around Bowes Park, back in 2014. He currently delivers weekly throughout the capital; a friendly reliable service, supplying premium, seasonal boxes of organic produce, eggs and bread, to homes and business.
At One Organic we strive to network with the very best local and national organic suppliers, and support services in our community to create a healthy & trustworthy future. We gather and present the latest knowledge on well-being, longevity and diet. Find everything in our blog section.
We host a first Sunday of the month stall, at Myddleton Road Market in Bowes Park. Here you can visit us in person, purchase interesting veggies, biodynamic eggs and, sign up for a box delivery with a 25% discount.
Fairtrade, free-range, organic and biodynamic ! There are indeed, many terms to understand, and it can become confusing knowing what’s best for you and your family. When choosing to buy organic, you choose products grown and produced with care, and to the highest environmental standards. This promises less use of pesticides and fossil fuels, no artificial additives or preservatives and absolutely, no GMO (genetically modified).
All organic produce comes from certified farms and producers. Products have met the strict requirements defining what farmers and manufacturers can and can’t do, or use, during production. All organic suppliers are inspected at least once per year, and this means the standards for organic food remain consistently high. Animal welfare is of course paramount; when you buy organic you know what you’re eating can be fully trusted.
Fewer chemicals / Better soils
Less imports / Low carbon footprint
Highest animal welfare standards
No routine use of antibiotics
Free from genetic modification
Organic farming represents growing with nature; more sustainable management of the land & helping our environment to support biodiversity. From carrots to cotton. When you select organic food, cosmetics or textiles; you support products that encourage a better world.
Intensive agriculture and mono cropping causes soil erosion, loss of habitats and chemical run-off into water systems; leaving weeds and insects resistant to toxins. It is also heavy on oil and relies on synthetic and petroleum-based pesticides and fertilisers, unlike Organic farming.
By practising traditional techniques like crop rotation while using a fraction of the oil, organic farming significantly reduces water & soil contamination. Turning back the clock; smaller farms & more habitat for wildlife, less transport and imported food, with a virtuous outlook.
