You’ve lost €11,000 on fruits and vegetables in 5 years—how?
For a family of four (two adults and two children) consuming at least 400g of fruits and vegetables per day per person, the monthly budget required ranges between €130 and €241, depending on whether you buy conventional or organic products (source : Familles Rurales 2024 study).
With an average monthly expense of €185, this represents over €11,000 spent in stores over five years, with no return on investment.
Food expenses are your biggest cost
So how can you invest this amount wisely to save money while eating healthier?
Every month, you lose money on expensive and unsatisfying food. What if you could not only stop these unnecessary expenses but also start saving after just five years?
What’s stopping you from taking action now to regain control over your budget and your food?
The first step is to reduce processed or pre-cooked products from your shopping list and shift your habits towards fresh, seasonal vegetables.
Next, commit to growing your own food—all year round.
From there, Myfood guides you step by step. Here’s how to choose the right greenhouse version and modules to maximize yield and ensure a fast return on investment.
If your project is already well advanced and your greenhouse is perfectly suited to your needs, feel free to contact your Myfood advisor to calculate your return on investment together : Make an appointment with my advisor
A Myfood greenhouse: profitable, healthy, and sustainable
A controlled investment: Gain food autonomy with a Myfood greenhouse for €10.267 shipping and tax excluded.
Minimal costs for maximum harvests: Only €24 per month in seeds and nutrients to produce €2,675 worth of vegetables and fruits per year.
A fast return on investment: The greenhouse pays for itself in 4.6 years, and from then on, every year brings savings. After 10 years, you’ve already saved €9,600.
Ultra-fresh and healthy meals year-round: Grow your own food effortlessly and provide your family with pesticide-free, local, and fresh produce.
Inflation is a major factor in the loss of purchasing power. Over the past 10 years, the price of fruits has increased by 50% and vegetables by 70%, making them the fastest growing expenses.
Given inflation and the decline in nutritional value, the sooner you act, the more money you will save.
Pioneers in the community share their stories
“Thanks to Myfood, we have regained control over our food autonomy. Our children and we love going to the greenhouse every day to pick fresh fruits and vegetables for our meals… We have no regrets about our investment.” Elodie #962
