Mother Earth Mushrooms launches redesigned website

The Pennsylvania-based mushroom grower updated its website to include nutrition, varieties grown and also sections for retailers, distributors and foodservice customers.

Mother Earth Mushrooms new website
Mother Earth Mushrooms new website
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Mother Earth Mushrooms, a fifth-generation family-owned mushroom farm in Landenberg, Pa., has redesigned its website.

Meghan Klotzbach, vice president of marketing and operations, told The Packer the company wanted to create a website with a modern feel and easy navigation.

“Our goal with the new website was to speak more to our customers,” Klotzbach said.

She said visitors to OrganicMushrooms.com will also learn about the company’s focus on sustainability and more.

The company said it designed this new website to provide information about its Mother Earth Organic and New Moon conventional mushrooms. The company also said the website will also offer visitors information on the company’s history, mushroom handling, varieties grown, mushroom merchandising and more.

Klotzbach said there’s also a section for retailers, distributors and foodservice customers.

“Our new website has also announced our new dried mushroom and mushroom powders line,” she said.

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