Oddbox delivers rescued, wonky fruit and veg boxes across the UK on a weekly subscription, with refillables and rescued groceries in its add-on shop, The Market.
Prices are in GBP, and boxes start from £12.99. For a new subscriber, the main saving is a friend's referral link, worth £10 off a first box over £14.
Oddbox Delivery Ltd is registered in England and sources produce that would otherwise go to waste, much of it odd-shaped. Shoppers choose fruit-and-veg or veg-only boxes in small, medium or large sizes, make swaps and add extras from a weekly rescue list, and can change or stop the order whenever they like. Boxes travel overnight, in the style of an old milk round, so they are waiting by breakfast.
Oddbox says it has worked with over 110 growers in the UK and abroad, follows a no-air-miles policy and has rescued over 68,000 tonnes of produce so far. Its Market stocks loose refillables and goods from B Corp and organic brands, and the site posts recipes and grower stories.
What is Oddbox's return policy?
Perishable produce sits outside the usual 14-day change-of-mind right, so boxes can't be sent back, though statutory rights still apply.
What payment methods does Oddbox accept?
Oddbox takes Visa and Mastercard for its automatic box payments, so keep a valid card on the account.
More about shopping at Oddbox
What you get
Rescued, wonky fruit and veg boxes for UK homes, plus refillables and rescued groceries from The Market add-on shop.
Plans and billing
Weekly boxes start from £12.99, and your card is charged automatically four days before each overnight delivery.
Cancelling
You can stop the subscription at any time from the manage-subscriptions page in your Oddbox account.
Referral credit
Each friend who joins through your link earns you £10 credit, up to £50, and they get £10 off a first box over £14. (read Oct 22, 2026)
The Market
Its rescued range sells at up to 45% off the recommended retail price, a lower-cost way to top up a delivery.
Delivery
Boxes travel overnight to keep emissions low, so your fruit and veg is there in time for breakfast.