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Work from home advice has been scrapped from the 27th of January 2022. How can we help?

Christmas & New Year Opening Days 2021

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For all of our customers on a weekly/bi-weekly subscription. If your delivery is normally due on a Monday, we will deliver on Tuesday 31st Of August instead.

If you're an Office Customer and have a delivery on a Monday and Wednesday each week, we'll move your Monday order to Tuesday 31st Of August, then your Wednesday order to Thursday 2nd of September.

If you're a Home Customer and have a regular delivery on a Wednesday this will remain the same.

Here at Bobtail Fruit & More, we are committed to creating business growth whilst ensuring that the impact on the environment is minimised and that all activities are conducted safely by well-trained and qualified employees.

Our core values, policies and procedures, including those relating to social, environmental, health and safety, employment and ethical matters, are communicated to all staff at their initial interview. These policies and procedures are reviewed regularly and all updates and amendments are communicated back to all staff.

Some people ask what bean sprouts are and some people absolutely love bean sprouts!

Here at Bobtail Fruit & More we LOVE bean sprouts and thought we would share some ideas on how to make the most of them and what to combine them with to make the most delicious meals and snacks!

Whether you have been working from home and just getting back into the office or you have been working in the office throughout this pandemic there is no better time to get some fresh fruits delivered to your office for that summer health kick... Check out our 10 top reasons why this is a good idea. Happy reading :)

Ah, Clementines, a beautiful summer fruit to enjoy. And no no, they’re not “basically oranges”... well, they kind of are but there’s a lot more to it than just that!

Although Bell Peppers get commonly mistaken as vegetables, they are actually fruits. Their scientific name is “Capsicum annum,” hence why you might hear people refer to them as capsicums, such as Australians, Indians and New Zealanders.

Apples; probably one of the most commonly produced and consumed fruits in the entire world. They’re big, round and juicy. May it be for cooking, or may it be just for a quick snack throughout the day; they’re great. What’s more is, they’re year-round!