Fresha refreshes website to reflect new-look brand

The Morris, Minn.-based grower-packer-shipper of carrots says the website will enhance the user’s experience and features a modern design with playful elements.

Fresha new packaging
Fresha new packaging
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Morris, Minn.-based Fresha, a grower-packer-shipper of carrots, has redesigned its website to align with new branding that recently debuted on new packaging for its products.

Fresha said in a news release that the website will enhance the user’s experience and reflect its refreshed look.
The website’s design includes modern and playful elements and offers a more interactive experience, according to the release.

The company said key features of the new website, FreshaProduce.com, include:

  • Incorporating a fresh and modern design, mirroring the recent updates in its packaging.
  • An interactive interface that now allows users to explore Fresha’s offerings in an engaging and user-friendly approach.
  • A section featuring a variety of carrot-centric recipes, inspiring healthy and delicious meals for families.
  • Grower profiles that share the stories of Fresha’s family of growers.

“Our redesigned website reflects our dedication to providing not only the freshest carrots but also a fresh online experience for our customers,” Matthew Wulf, vice president of sales and marketing, said in the release. “We want our website to be a destination for inspiration, information and, most importantly, a celebration of the joy that Fresha brings to families.”

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