Strawberries picked at dawn, cold-chain to your door.
Premium Japanese-variety berries from partner farms in Mahabaleshwar, Panchgani and Ooty. Pre-cooled within 2 hours of harvest. Pay by UPI, card or net-banking.
2-hour cold-chain
Pre-cooled within 2 hours of picking and kept at 2–4°C all the way to you — the difference you taste on day one.
Verified origin
Every tray is traceable to the farm and harvest date. Grown to Japanese standards, FSSAI-licensed packhouses.
The Yasai Bus model
One shared cold-chain on fixed routes — the Yasai Bus network that reconnects farmers and buyers across Japan, now rolling in India.
Born from やさいバス Yasai Bus
In Shizuoka, Japan, M2Labo built the Yasai Bus — a refrigerated “vegetable bus” that runs fixed routes with bus stops where local farmers drop off their harvest and local buyers pick it up. One shared cold-chain, instead of dozens of half-empty trucks.
It was never just logistics. It is a way to cut food loss, give small farmers fair access to market, and reconnect the people who grow food with the people who eat it — at lower cost and lower CO₂.
Vegibus India carries that mission to India — beginning with ICHIGO strawberries, delivered on the same 2-hour cold-chain, with the same respect for the hands that grow them.
The original やさいバス — Shizuoka, Japan. Vegibus India is its Indian edition, born from the same idea.
This week's harvest
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How it works
- 1Pick your berries
Choose punnets or bulk trays. Home or Business pricing.
- 2Check your PIN
We confirm cold-chain serviceability and delivery time.
- 3Pay securely
UPI, card or net-banking via Razorpay. COD in select metros.
- 4Delivered cold
Harvest-fresh, pre-cooled, at your door within the SLA.
Bulk supply with GST invoicing
Wholesale pricing on trays and family packs, consistent grade-A quality, and a reliable cold-chain window. Pay online or request a GST invoice on Net-7 terms.
- ✓ Wholesale price tier — switch to Business in the header
- ✓ GST invoice with your GSTIN (CGST/SGST/IGST auto-split)
- ✓ Standing weekly orders & priority harvest allocation