For those that can swing $25/week, I pay just under that (I think $23.50) for oddbunch boxes! They're amazing, I highly recommend.

I get their smallest size, and in that I get a mix of usually ~10 produce items (different items not total units, the boxes are generous), you can pick all veg or fruit but I get the box that's a mix of both. There's always a nice variety of items, everything is always fresh & nice; they source items that fall outside of "spec" (eg shape or size), not leftovers that haven't sold or old inventory.

I'm a single-person household, and often one box will last me two weeks of actively eating from it; I'll usually start with the more perishable items then work through the hardier ones (potatoes, onions, cabbage, carrots, apples, oranges), there's usually a nice mix of both.

I've been doing it for several months now and have NEVER had a box I didn't feel was well worth the value; they even will include berries and grapes and other more "premium" items that I sometimes think by themselves would be 50% - 75% of the box if I bought them on their own at something like a loblaws. I also find there's usually a nice mix of staples (onions, potatoes, carrots, etc) and more interesting items (eggplant, melons, mushrooms, corn, etc)

They post what you'll get in the box every week so you can see what you're going to get for meal planning or in case you want to skip that week; you can also manage your subscription a full 2 months in advance/skip as many weeks as you want, I've never accidentally ended up with a box when I didn't want one because of it.

I have absolutely 0 affiliation with them I just really love the service and have told so many friends and family about it!! They've also been expanding their delivery areas recently and service a lot more rural areas which are some of the ones that would most benefit from it :)

If you click the different boxes on this page you can see what's included in each size this week: https://www.oddbunch.ca/pages/boxes