Shop
Everything we sell, and how to order it.
Rice, flour and sugar
The month's dry goods, in the sizes an island household buys.
Tinned and dry goods
Tinned fish, milk powder, noodles and the things that keep between boats.
Fresh, on boat mornings
Vegetables, fruit, eggs and cold room goods, landed twice a week.
Household and small hardware
Cleaning things, batteries, rope, bulbs and the rest of it.
Baby and personal care
Nappies, infant milk, soap and simple medicines we never let run out.
White rice, 25 kg sack
The month sack, and the reason most households order here rather than carry it.
Cooking oil, 5 litre tin
The tin rather than the bottle, because the bottle does not last a fortnight here.
Tinned tuna in oil, 185 g
Sold singly or by the case of twenty four.
Cabbage, one head
The most underrated thing on a boat. Ten days if you keep it whole.
Eggs, tray of thirty
Off the boat and into the cold room, sold by the tray or the half tray.
Nappies, pack of forty eight
In four sizes, and one of the two lines we never let run out.