Full Circle

What's in the box: A box of seasonal organic fruit and vegetables in the size you pick, with optional add-ons like eggs, dairy, honey, jams and olive oil.

Full Circle started as a five-acre organic farm near North Bend, Washington, in 1996, and the service still feels farm-first. You choose a produce box size based on how you eat, whether that means mostly fruit, mostly vegetables, or a mix, and you can change the size later. Before each delivery you can use the online Farm Stand to swap items or add more. That helps if you dislike surprises or already have plenty of kale. You can also add other farm products such as jams, pasture-raised eggs, olive oil, local honey and dairy, so one delivery can cover more of your weekly grocery shopping. You can skip deliveries or change how often they come, which is useful for travel and busy weeks. The site also has recipes and a blog with practical storage tips, and it runs programs that let you donate a box to a food bank or set up workplace wellness deliveries. The main catch is coverage. Full Circle only delivers to certain areas, so check your address before you get attached. The main pages do not show prices, so you will need to look further to compare costs. Some site content looks dated, so confirm current details before you commit. Customer service is available by phone and email on weekdays during Pacific business hours.