The Tasmanian Produce Collective is an Co-op owned and operated by farmers and food producers. We have our own online farmers market which allows you to:
• Eat local, seasonal produce
• Reduce your climate impact
• Make healthier food choices
• Support local producers and local economies

Each fortnight we are stocked by over 30 producers, ready for you to get shopping and support a food system that benefits our community, our producers and our environment.

All our producers are Tasmanian businesses. We only stock food that is grown or produced in an environmentally responsible manner with high animal welfare standards. 

In contrast to the big supermarkets, our mission is to improve access to local and sustainable food for our customers while providing a convenient distribution channel for local producers. As a result, we will have a more localised food system, shorter supply chains, lower CO2 emissions, and a greater proportion of revenue will remain in our local economy

We are working to be plastic free by 2024! Our producers must be in transition to using compostable, biodegradable or re-usable packaging within 12 months of joining our Collective. A number of our producers welcome you sending back clean jars to be re-used and most are already using earth friendly packing.

All orders are to be made via the Open Food Network, a not-for-profit platform specifically designed for producers to sell their products online. Head to our homepage for direct links to the shop and to discover our collection point closest to you.

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Option 1: Guest log in Enter your details to complete your order. Note: your personal details and order will not be remembered next time you visit the OFN.
Option 2: Create an account with the OFN Enter your personal details. After registering, you will be sent an email asking you to confirm your email address. Once your email address is confirmed, you’re ready to place your order.

Your transaction and order history are saved and you will be able to view your previous purchases. For example, creating an OFN account can be useful in situations where you really liked a jar of jam, but can’t remember the exact brand or flavour to order again.

Due to overzealous email filters (designed to ward off spam) sometimes customers won’t receive their confirmation email from us (or it will be directed to their junk folder). If this occurs, please add the Open Food Network to your ‘safe’ list in your email account settings.

We offer delivery in some locations. Please download the Collection Point Calendar for your local Collection Point to check if we offer delivery near you. 

If a product is not ready to harvest, we are not able to supply it. 

The items we offer are grown or produced locally and generally picked or made the day before your order is packed. In addition to reducing your carbon footprint, buying local food will save labor costs for transportation and storage, as well as support our local economy.

Unfortunately you cannot edit your order directly on the Open Food Network. You are welcome to submit a second order and we will just put them together for you to collect in one go!

Yes, you can cancel your order as long as it hasn't already been picked and packed (after Midnight Sunday following the order cycle close date).

Drop us an email and we will manually cancel your order for you.

The deadline to order is midnight on Sunday each fortnightly. This is to ensure that producers have ample time to harvest and collate their orders ready for Wednesday or Thursday collection.

 Follow us on Facebook or Instagram to see our order cycle closing soon alerts or download the Collection Point Calendar for your local Collection Point to check order cycle dates.

Orders reopen straight away, so you can always place an order - the shop doesn't ever shut!

Orders reopen straight away, so you can always place an order - the shop doesn't ever shut!

 Please download the Collection Point Calendar for your local Collection Point to check order cycle dates.

Yes, you will receive a receipt via email upon payment. 

No, there is no minimum order. You can order as much or as little as you’d like!

If anything is missing from your order, or you are not happy with the quality of your products, please don’t hesitate to drop us an email. We will investigate and refund accordingly

We accept payment via debit or credit card through Stripe. You will be prompted to provide your payment information when completing your first order. If you opt for the “save payment information” this card will then be used to pay for all orders that you place both now and in the future. 

Unfortunately we are unable to collect cash payments on arrival. All payments must be made at check out using a debit or credit card. 

Days and times for collection are unique to the Collection Point location.

Please download the Collection Point Calendar for your local Collection Point to check order cycle dates, times & addresses.

Contact us on 0402 524 537 as soon as possible.

We work in partnership with a number of community organisations and business to host our Collection Points so we can not guarantee you will be able to collect your order after the designated collection hours.

You will not be eligible for a full or partial refund on goods which are affected by late collection.

All food is stored safely and appropriately so you don’t have to worry about warm meat when you arrive to collect your produce. Items that require cold storage are kept chilled or frozen until collection.

If anything is missing from your order, or you are not happy with the quality of your products, please don’t hesitate to drop us an email. We will investigate and refund accordingly

Yes! Most of our producers would appreciate their glass packaging being returned to be recycled! We kindly ask that glass jars be cleaned. If any labels have been removed, please specify which producer your packaging needs to be returned to upon your next collection.

We encourage people to bring their own bags, boxes or esky to collect their produce, to reduce any unnecessary packaging, including recyclable packaging - it’s just like taking your own bags to a physical farmers market!