Merry Merry Merry! It's Christmas in July!

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This month we are extremely excited to announce a new and improved Christmas in July referral program! What does that mean?

It means that everyone who refers a new member to The Produce Box, as well as every new incoming member, will get a little somethin’ for Christmas... in July!

Current members who refer friends and family will receive a wrapped surprise in their weekly box, and new members who use the Christmas in July referral code will get HALF OFF their enrollment fee!!!

So why should you refer? Why do we need The Produce Box to grow?

More members means we are able to support more local farmers. And some of our farmers rely entirely upon The Produce Box for their business. That’s right, they grow just for us! So, the more members we have to order their produce – the better!



Also remember, now with our direct delivery, we can deliver to almost the whole state of North Carolina.

Here’s what one happy customer has to say about The Produce Box:

“We've been happy TPB customers for almost 4 years, and have recommended you to many friends over the years. I grew up eating local produce – and I still love farmers markets & growing things, but I'm a busy working mom & wife.

It's so valuable to support local producers *and* have their bounty show up from my produce fairy every week. It's an honor to see the fruits of that labor sitting on my front porch when I come home. Thanks for bringing this service to my family!"
 
~ Amy B.

So this month, give the gift of fresh, local produce to someone you know – and get a gift in return. Refer a friend today!

Merry Christmas in July to all!


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