Startup of the Week - The Goodness Project
by Startacus Admin
After the excesses of the festive season, it’s pretty much a given that healthier eating becomes a high priority for many of us as we begin a new year.
It’s quite timely then that our latest startup of the week is on a mission to make healthy living more convenient and easier than ever to adhere to.
The Goodness Project is an online e-commerce platform whose aim is to help us all discover and enjoy the best vegan, plant-based, organic, natural and free from products by delivering them directly to our doors!
It offers a range of services and options.
There is for example, a subscription service offering 3 types of Goodness Box, namely
the Vegan Goodness Box, the Classic Goodness Box and the Gluten-Free Goodness Box and each box is available in 3 sizes. You can also sign up for 1, 3 or 6 months and as you’d expect, gift subscriptions are available.
There is also a fab Office Snack service whereby you can order anything from an office fruit box for your team through to a case of organic craft beers for that Friday post-work treat.
And if you’re needing to charm some clients, the corporate gift hampers are ideal. You can select a hamper from their range or order a bespoke one - tailored for your recipient. Either way, you can be sure that they will be filled with carefully selected high quality organic and free-from products.
With so many options to choose from, there really is something to suit everyone with the Goodness Project. Whether you are attempting Veganuary for the very first time, need to impress a new client or simply want to show your team that their health and wellbeing really matter to you, you can do it so easily thanks to the Goodness Project.
We love what they do.
Junk food be gone!
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