TEIKEI uses various shipping models.
Which shipping method applies depends on the product, delivery structure, and your selection during the ordering process.
There are three basic types:
Many products are delivered together to a pickup location.
This applies primarily to fresh products, seasonal harvest shares, or bundled deliveries within a community.
Pickup takes place at the assigned pickup location.
This delivery method helps to:
If a community delivery applies to your product, it will be displayed during the ordering process.
Some products are shipped directly to your home.
This may be the case, for example, with certain olive oil harvest shares, canisters, or special cases.
Postal delivery incurs shipping costs per delivery.
These costs are shown separately during the ordering process and on the invoice.
One-time shipping is used when small individual products or accessories are shipped separately.
This may apply, for example, to:
These costs are also displayed during the ordering process.
TEIKEI fundamentally relies on community logistics and bundled deliveries via pickup locations.
However, additional shipping costs may still apply to certain products.
This is especially the case when a delivery does not follow the normal community flow.
Possible reasons include:
Additional shipping costs are displayed during the ordering process and on the invoice.
| Shipping Model | Where is the Delivery Going? | When Is It Used? |
|---|---|---|
| Community delivery | Pickup location | Bundled deliveries to communities |
| Postal delivery | To your home | Certain products or special cases |
| One-time shipping | To your home | Accessories or small individual products |
Always check during ordering which shipping method is displayed for your product.
Not every product can be freely switched between pickup location and postal delivery.
The shipping method depends on the product, packaging, logistics, and achievable delivery quantity.
Community deliveries are handled via pickup locations.
Postal delivery and one-time shipping may incur additional costs.
These costs arise when a delivery cannot be reasonably integrated into the community delivery flow.
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Created: 2025-05-12 · Last updated: 2026-05-20