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Oddbox is a subscription-based delivery service that rescues surplus and 'wonky' fruit and vegetables and supplies them to customers as fresh, seasonal produce. The model aims to reduce food waste by connecting growers' surplus produce with consumers.
Oddbox is a certified B Corp and partners with charities and farmers to redistribute surplus food and reduce waste. Reviews highlight its sustainability focus and charitable contributions.
After cancellation you will not receive future boxes once the cancellation takes effect. Any orders already past the service cut-off (9:00 pm, 3 days before delivery) will still be processed and delivered.
Your Oddbox account remains usable for managing past orders and contact details unless you request account deletion. Check the Oddbox terms for data and account policies.
There is no general 14-day "change-your-mind" return right for perishable produce. Perishable food is exempt from such statutory return periods when no returns are provided for freshness reasons.
Oddbox pricing and plan details vary by market and may change over time. For current plans and costs consult Oddbox’s official site or account pages.
No Singapore-specific pricing in SGD was found in the publicly available sources. Do not rely on third-party estimates; verify prices in your Oddbox account or on the official website.
Singapore consumers have rights against defective or misdescribed goods under local consumer protection rules, including remedies under the Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act.
Independent reviews praise Oddbox’s sustainability credentials. For example, a review notes an Ethikl rating of 92% and highlights rescued produce and charitable donations.
Ethikl reports Oddbox rescued significant quantities of surplus produce and supports food charities.
Reference: Ethikl review.
Some customers report inconsistent portion sizes or perceived lower quality compared with supermarket produce. A number of user reports describe small quantities or items near end of shelf life.
These experiences appear mixed and may vary by delivery, season and individual expectations.
Customers often try to cancel after the delivery cut-off (9:00 pm, 3 days before delivery). Cancellations after that time cannot stop the upcoming delivery or refund that order.
Another common error is cancelling via the device platform (Apple/Google) but not confirming or checking the Oddbox account status, or vice versa. Use the correct channel for how you originally subscribed.
| Method | Refund likelihood | Cutoff policy | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oddbox website (Manage subscriptions → Cancel subscription) | Possible for defects or misdescription only | Cannot cancel/refund past 9:00 pm, 3 days before delivery | Subscription |
| App Store (iOS) - Apple-managed | Subscription management via Apple; refunds for product issues handled per Oddbox policy | Subscription cancellations handled in Apple settings; upcoming-order cutoff still applies | Subscription |
| Google Play (Android) - Google-managed | Subscription management via Google; refunds for defects handled per Oddbox policy | Subscription cancellations handled in Google Play; upcoming-order cutoff still applies | Subscription |
Platform-managed subscriptions (Apple/Google) must be cancelled via the platform but consumer remedies for defective produce are subject to Oddbox’s defect policy. Refer to Oddbox terms for specifics.
Oddbox, Unit 3.09, Food Exchange, New Covent Garden Market, SW8 5EL
This appears to be Oddbox’s UK correspondence office and is not Singapore-specific. For account or support matters, use the Oddbox account support channels described in their terms and customer pages.
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Written by Charmaine Toh
Regulatory watch · 7 years experience
Legal analyst tracking eIDAS, GDPR and electronic delivery regulations for 7 years to make sure every Postclic template is compliant and admissible in court.