Last weekend while frying up a couple of eggs for his noodles our eldest son was surprised to crack open not a double-yoker, not a triple-yoker but a quadruple-yoker! We all thought this was a pretty special thing, however, at the time none of us had an inkling that what had just happened in our frypan was an astronomically unlikely event.

Over the weekend you may have found a surprise lemon in your Fair Food box with an accompanying note. At CERES we love the Earth and we also love saving lemons (and food in general) from going to landfill.

We love nothing more than sharing the surplus at Fair Food – not only does it prevent food waste, it doubles as a reciprocal reminder of Mother Nature’s endless generosity.

At the Fair Food warehouse there’s a continuing collective effort to reduce the amount of plastics coming into our warehouse and ending up in landfill.

Look out for Manny’s persimmons, apples from Hazeldean Forest Farm, pears, quinces, Noleen’s gold nuggets, walnuts, olives and Paul’s feijoas.

As the name First Generation Organics suggests the Walkers are relatively new to agriculture.