Healthy Supplies

Healthy Supplies, online health food shop in the United Kingdom

Healthy Supplies is an online shop based in the United Kingdom specialising in health food and related products. Its catalogue is organised into broad areas covering everything from bulk staples to natural cosmetics and supplements, with delivery throughout the country. The website itself presents the company as one of the leading online health food shops in the United Kingdom.

Nuts, seeds, grains and cereals

The range of nuts includes almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews, chestnuts, coconut, hazelnuts, macadamias, peanuts, pecan nuts, pine nuts, pistachios, soya nuts, tiger nuts and walnuts, as well as chopped versions, mixes, nuts in shell and roasted nuts. Seeds and grains list varieties such as alfalfa, chia, flax, hemp, kalonji, mustard, pomegranate, poppy, pumpkin, sesame, sunflower, milk thistle and sprouting mixes, along with germinating equipment. Grains include amaranth, barley, buckwheat, corn (maize), millet, oats and oat bran, polenta, quinoa, rice, rye, sorghum, spelt, teff and wheat and wheatgerm. The cereals section includes flakes, puffs, muesli, granola, porridge and high-protein cereals.

Dried fruits, vegetables and pulses

The shop offers a wide range of dried fruits — including acai, apples, apricots, aronia berries, avocado, bananas, barberries, blackberries, blackcurrants, blueberries, camu camu, cherries, coconuts, cranberries, dates, elderberries, figs, fruit mixes, ginger, goji berries, gooseberry, grapefruit, grapes, jackfruit, kiwis, lemon, lime, lingonberries, mandarin, mango, melon, mulberries, orange, papaya, peaches, pear, physalis, persimmons, pineapples, pomegranates, pomelo, prunes, quince, raisins, currants and sultanas, raspberries, rhubarb, sea buckthorn, strawberries and tomatoes — as well as preserved fruit. Vegetables include asparagus, aubergine, bamboo shoots, beetroot, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, courgettes, garlic, ginger, kale, leeks, lotus root, mixed vegetables, mushrooms, okra, olives, onions, parsnip, peas, peppers, potatoes, pumpkin, radishes, spinach, sweetcorn, seaweed and vine leaves. Dried pulses include varieties such as aduki beans, baked beans, black turtle beans, borlotti beans, broad beans, butter beans, calypso beans, cannellini beans, chickpeas, edamame beans, haricot beans, kidney beans, black lentils, brown lentils, French-type lentils, green beans, green lentils, red split lentils, lupin beans, mixed beans, mung beans, peas, black-eyed peas, yellow split peas, pinto beans and soya beans.

Pantry, drinks and meat-free alternatives

The pantry area brings together antipasti, olives, marinated vegetables, fermented foods and capers; bakery with breads, cakes, pizza bases, croissants, rolls and wraps; cooking and baking ingredients such as cocoa, carob, baking flavours and extracts, baking mixes, baking agents, pastry and pancake mixes, breadcrumbs, marzipan, milk powder, cheese, egg replacers, flour, starter cultures and kits, stuffing, sugar and sweeteners, tapioca pearls, tomato paste, gelling and thickening agents and yeast. Also condiments, marinades and sauces — aminos, fish sauce, stock and gravy, broth, horseradish, chilli sauce, cooking sauces, dressings, ketchup, mayonnaise, mincemeat, mustard, pasta sauce, pesto, pickles, soy sauce, table sauces and vinegar —; desserts such as amazake, custard, fruit purees, halva, ice cream cones, puddings and jelly; dips and spreads — nut butters, jam and fruit spreads, salsa and dips, honey, seed spreads, yeast extract, sweet spreads, savoury spreads and tahini —; herbs and spices with an extensive list running from ajwain to za'atar; meat and fish alternatives such as banana blossom, soya mince and chunks, tofu, young jackfruit, tempeh, seitan, nut roasts, premade mixes and fish alternatives; oils — almond, amaranth, argan, avocado, black seed, coconut, food-grade essential oils, flax, hazelnut, hemp, grapeseed, macadamia, MCT, milk thistle, olive, peanut, poppy seed, pumpkin seed, ghee and tallow, rapeseed, sea buckthorn, sesame, sunflower, truffle, walnut and oil blends —; pasta, noodles and couscous; ready meals, tinned meals, instant and quick cooking ingredients, soup and tinned fish; snacks such as biscuits, breadsticks, crisps and puffed snacks, crackers and crispbread, energy balls, bars, jerky, popcorn, pretzels, rice cakes, fruit, seed and nut snacks and waffles and flapjacks; sweets and chocolate, including sweets, chocolate, yoghurt and chocolate coatings and gift boxes; vinegars — apple, balsamic, mirin and rice, red and white wine and coconut —; and world food with Japanese, Indian and Greek sections, as well as products made in the United Kingdom.

Drinks cover teas — from assam, black, catnip, chai, chamomile, cinnamon, comfrey, dandelion, decaffeinated, earl grey, echinacea, elderberry, eucalyptus, flowering, fennel, ginger, ginkgo biloba, green, Greek mountain tea, hawthorn, hibiscus, hops, lavender, lemon, lemon verbena, liquorice, linden, marigold, marshmallow root, matcha, mistletoe, nettle, olive leaf, oolong, pine, pennyroyal, mint, plantain, pu-erh, purple, raspberry leaf, rooibos, rose petals, rosehip, sage, senna, St John's wort, thyme, tulsi, valerian, white, white willow bark, yarrow and yerba mate, as well as tea blends and tea drinks —; coffee in beans, ground, instant, decaffeinated, alternatives, filters and syrups and creams; drinking chocolate powder, cocoa powder, solid chocolate and hot drinks such as turmeric latte, chicory and barley cup; cow's milk and non-dairy alternatives — almond, plant blends, cashew, coconut, cream alternatives, flavoured milk drinks, hazelnut, hemp, oat, pea, pistachio, potato, alternative milk powder, quinoa, rice, soya and tiger nut —; juices of acerola, aloe vera, apple, aronia, beetroot, blueberry, carrot, cherry, coconut water, cranberry, elderberry, ginger, goji, grape, grapefruit, lemon, lime, fruit and vegetable mixes, orange, pomegranate, sea buckthorn and tomato; cordials, squash and syrups; soft drinks, kombucha, energy and wellness drinks; sparkling, still, flavoured and tonic water; and alcohol alternatives such as alcohol-free beer and ale, alcohol-free cocktails and mocktails, alcohol-free sparkling drinks, Belvoir, Norfolk Punch and Rochester Drinks, as well as mulled ingredients.

Chilled, natural cosmetics and wellbeing

The chilled section includes dairy such as butter, cheese, cream, fresh milk, yoghurt and kefir; dairy alternatives with alternative cheeses, butters, creams, milks, probiotic drinks and yoghurts; meat and fish alternatives such as bacon, sausages and pork alternatives, burgers, steaks and kebabs, chicken alternatives, slices, stuffings and pâtés, mince, roasts and fish; tofu, tempeh; ready to eat with ready meals, chilled olives and antipasti, meal replacement shakes, spreads and dips, spring rolls and samosas, falafel and bites, fermented foods and desserts; drinks such as bone broth and broth; eggs; fresh pasta; and brands.

In beauty, products listed include body, shower and bath products, hand soap, hand cream, deodorant and anti-perspirant, moisturisers and body oils, exfoliators, suncare, skin care, insect repellent; intimate hygiene with tampons, towels, reusable sanitary towels, menstrual cups and sexual health; skincare with acne treatments and kits, anti-ageing skin care, cleansers and face wash, facial oils, toners, moisturisers, lip care, make-up removers and face masks and sheet masks; hair care with shampoo, conditioners, treatments, hair colour and headlice treatments; oral care with floss, gum and oral lozenges, toothbrushes, toothpaste, mouthwash, whitening solutions and cold sore remedies; cosmetics; foot care, ear and nose care, eye care and nail care; shaving and grooming; gifts with gift sets and gift vouchers; and beauty tools and accessories.

The health and wellbeing area covers superfoods such as acai, acerola, amla, ashwagandha, baobab, barley grass, bee pollen, camu camu, charcoal, chlorella, fibre, frankincense resin, ginseng, guarana, haritaki, haskap berry, inulin, lucuma, maca, maqui, moringa, mugwort, mushrooms, psyllium husks, sacha inchi, saw palmetto, seaweed, shatavari, spirulina, triphala, wheat grass and superfood blends; vitamins and supplements for antioxidants, allergy relief, bones and joints, collagen, cold relief and immune support, eye care supplements, fibre, fish oil, gut health, iron supplements, heart and brain health, multivitamins, natural energy boosters, detox and cleansing, single vitamins, skin, nail and hair supplements, sleep and relaxation supplements, vitamin B, C and D, yeast supplements, women's supplements, men's supplements and children's supplements; first aid with plasters, colloidal silver, tea tree oil, masks, antibacterial hand gel, natural antiseptics, joints and muscle support and health conditions with heat pads and patches; aromatherapy with oils, equipment, candles, carrier oils, food grade aromatherapy oils, rollerballs and massage oils and room and pillow sprays; and sports nutrition.

Shipping, packaging and customer relations

The shop delivers throughout the United Kingdom and uses fully recyclable eco-packaging, an aspect highlighted on the website itself. It has a loyalty programme called Healthy Hive, as well as a customer account with orders, wishlist, refer a friend and gift vouchers. Customer service is handled via email at service@healthysupplies.co.uk.