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Freshway Foods launches its new website

Freshway Foods has launched a redesigned website. The new website features more in-depth information about the company’s products and services, as well as useful reference information about fresh produce.Freshway logo CK The URL of the site — www.freshwayfoods.com — has not changed.

“The new website better represents the full line of products and services we offer to foodservice and retail operators, from menu ideation through delivery of the product to our customers’ facilities,” Devon Beer, president and chief operating officer of Freshway Foods, said in a press release. “The site better reflects our innovative approach to solving the challenges our customers face on a daily basis.”

Freshway has built informational features into the site and encourages visitors to return often for new information. The company also launched a new blog, accessible through the website or direct at www.freshwayblog.com, which will feature industry trends, innovative applications for fresh produce, and other news of interest to customers. The site also features the company’s redesigned Market Report, which provides weekly updates on top commodities. In addition, the company said the new site offers easier navigation, enhanced communication features, and other improvements.

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