Fruit Thank You Gifts

Fruit Gift Baskets delivery

It is unfamiliar that men generally experience a greater rate of condition than women - but it is not all bad news, says Kacy Fletcher of The Fruit Basket Company in Sydney, New South Wales.

Through a balanced diet of fruits and vegetables, and with frequent exercise health risk variables can be reduced. And sharing a fruit hamper filled with seasonal fruit is an efficient way to encourage the man in your life to enjoy more fresh fruits.

"It's difficult to refute junk food and the benefit of unhealthy food," said Fletcher, who offers fresh fruit delivery to offices, medical centers and suburbs in the Sydney. "But they can be "urged" towards healthy eating and walking away from the drive thru. Fresh, tasty fruit accessible most times fo the day is an important step.".

"Eating a lot more fruit has such a major effect on decreasing the risk of lifestyle health problems. Providing a Fruit Hamper is a reliable way to help men try in a fun, lighthearted way with a healthy diet.".

"There is a silent health crisis in Australia," said Dr. David Gruhein in a recent article on the Men's Health Network. Gruhein warned about the parlous state of men's health. "It's a sad fact that, on average, Australian men live sicker and die younger than Australian women.".

Fruit Arrangements Delivered

Fruit Baskets Delivered is a Sydney, NSW-based company that delivers superior quality, local fruit to the office environment. Since 2007, Market Fresh Fruit Baskets and Hampers is Sydney's only taste-tested foodie fruit delivery service and is highly recommended by clients for beauttiful presentation, handwritten personal messages and designer handpicked fruit arrangements.

Sydney Fresh Fruit Hampers is a local family owned business. Every week, the Fruit-Baskets website delivers just delicious fruit to over 300 Sydney area workers helping share the compassion and bereavement life events as well as baby gift baskets and get well soon baskets.

For more information on FruitBaskets.net.au Fresh Fruit and for a glimpse at what goes into a Sydney Fruit Hamper contact 1300 284 684 for more information.

Find Handmade Crafts and Design

Wild Things Clay - featured artisan

Find out more about Wild Things Clay...

Being honest with your personal style does not mean being inflexible with your actual products – Susan moved from jewellery to homewares to meet her changing customer profile as she moved away from online towards face to face at the markets.
After cutting her teeth making small jewellery pieces with a view to online selling and the realities of low cost shipping firmly in mind – Susan found she was drifting away from what she really wanted to create, and also entering a saturated market (jewellery) filled with highly competitive, established products.

Australian emerging artisans and handmade makers

What inspires me about finding handmade.

Handmade is authentic, original and genuine and has a real energy that is in complete
contrast to the mass produced consumer culture of industrial manufacturing.
Hamndmade has a local story - a human side that we can connect to and engage with -
and I hope the interviews and insights shared in findhandmade.com.au demonstrate this
feeling.

My idea of handmade is local, connected and passionate - with makers simply 'into'
what they do and turning a profit doing something that they love.  It can't be any
purer than that - doing something you love and getting paid for it.  I hope we can
all help and support the makers of handmade and keep that vision alive in your local community.

Hnamdade artisan sharing her latest work.

Travel Photographer Markets Stall

Maria from a Little Gypsy in My Soul

As a well travelled photographer, Maria from Little Gypsy in my Soul captures the vibrant energy of ethnic communities and brings the everyday to life in her photography.  And as a stallholder selling at the markets, she enjoys a successful business brand selling her images to an ever-changing passin crowd at Sydney Local Markets each weekend.

Here's an excerpt from a recent interview...

Maria shares that her images provoke people into sharing their own their travel stories, and how some people feel awkward taking images when they are on holiday – returning as you do with a catalogue of meaningless wide angle landscapes or cut in half statues instead of capturing the actual moment and personal feel of the destination.  A Little Gypsy in My Soul certainly captures the essence of place that travel opens inside you – I can imagine customers appropriating one of Maria’s pieces as a touchstone for their own travel story.  And this is essentially what handmade and unique pieces bring to people who shop at the markets – a personal story embedded in a object – something quite out of the ordinary.