Dry foodRolled oats
Jumbo oats, filled into a returnable glass jar
$1.75
Fill Good sells dry foods, cleaning liquids and body products by weight. Weigh your clean, dry container at the counter, fill it with as much or as little as you need, and pay only for what is inside.

The first visit takes a few minutes longer. After that, the stickers on your containers do most of the work.
Wash and dry jars, tins, bags or bottles at home. Damp containers spoil oats and flour within days.
We weigh each container at the counter and stick the weight on it, so it never has to be weighed again.
Use the gravity bins and scoops for dry foods. Cleaning and body liquids come from the pumps on the far wall, which the team will help with.
At the till the empty weight is taken off, and you pay for exactly what is inside.
Online orders are filled into our returnable jars and bottles. There is a $1 deposit on each, paid back when you bring it in.
Dry foodJumbo oats, filled into a returnable glass jar
$1.75
Dry foodChoose one, filled by weight into a returnable jar
$2.10
CleaningPlant based, unscented or with lavender
$3.20
CleaningConcentrated, gentle on hands, lemon or unscented
$2.60
Body careLiquid by the litre, or a solid bar that lasts about two months
$4.90

Oats, rice, lentils and pasta by the 10 kg sack
Price on enquiry
EnquireCheckout adds the delivery fee, or you can collect from the shop. Jar and bottle deposits are paid back in the shop when the jar comes home clean.
A selection of what is on the shelves this month. Every bin and pump shows its price per 100 g or per litre.
| Product | Kind | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Rolled oats | Dry food | $0.35 per 100 g |
| Basmati rice | Dry food | $0.42 per 100 g |
| Red lentils | Dry food | $0.40 per 100 g |
| Pasta shapes | Dry food | $0.38 per 100 g |
| Coffee beans | Dry food | $2.40 per 100 g |
| Laundry liquid | Cleaning | $3.20 per litre |
| Washing up liquid | Cleaning | $2.60 per litre |
| Hand soap | Body care | $6.20 per litre |
| Shampoo | Body care | $9.80 per litre |
Some refills cost less than the packaged version and some cost more. Buying only the amount you need is where most of the saving comes from.

Any container that closes well will do: glass jars, tins, cloth bags, old bottles. Wash it, let it dry completely and bring the lid. We weigh it empty and mark the weight on a sticker that survives the dishwasher.
Forgot one? There are paper bags at the door and a shelf of washed jars that customers have given us, at a small charge to cover cleaning. Food containers and cleaning containers are filled at separate stations, so the two never meet.
These rules protect you and the next customer at the same bin. We will always explain, and we will not bend them.
Every cleaning refill gets a printed sticker with the product name and its safety advice, even in a bottle you have used before. Our dry goods share scoops and a room, so we cannot promise any of them is safe for someone with a severe allergy.



The weight sticker on each jar means a refill run takes ten minutes now. The team explained the pumps the first time and never rushed.
Turned away an old oil bottle for washing up liquid and explained why, then offered a washed bottle from the shelf instead. Fair enough.
Ordered oats and lentils online and collected them filled in returnable jars. The deposit came back on the next visit, as promised.
Bringing your own is the idea, but paper bags are at the door and washed jars are on the shelf for anyone who forgets. Online orders come in our returnable jars.
We cannot promise that. Nuts, seeds, flours and grains share a room and some scoops, so traces can travel. Anyone with a severe allergy should not rely on loose food from any shared bin.
Each bin is emptied, washed and dried before it is refilled, never topped up on old stock, and its best before date is written on the front.
Yes, if it held the same kind of product and is clean. It gets our sticker with the product name and safety advice either way.
Sometimes. Staples and cleaning liquids often cost less than packaged versions, some specialist foods cost more, and buying only the amount you need saves the most.
Yes. Send the form with what you use in a month and we suggest a regular order in sacks or large returnable containers.
Cafes, offices, schools and big households can order oats, rice, coffee and cleaning liquids by the sack or the large returnable container. Tell us what you use, and within two working days you get prices plus the days we collect or deliver.
The counter scale is by the door, so you can weigh your containers before you start filling.
Corner shop on the market square, opposite the library steps
| Monday to Friday | 09:00 to 18:30 |
| Saturday | 09:00 to 17:00 |
| Sunday | 11:00 to 15:00 |
Bring returnable jars and bottles back clean to any visit. The $1 deposit on each is paid back at the till.
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