Tasteful Selections debuts online tool to find its products

Tasteful Selections continues its year-long 10th-anniversary celebration with an addition to its website, a tool to find where to buy the company’s bite-size potato products.

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Tasteful Selections continues its year-long 10th-anniversary celebration with an addition to its website, a tool to find where to buy the company’s bite-size potato products.

“Our consumers asked and we’ve listened,” Tim Huffcutt, vice president of sales and marketing operations,” said in a news release. “In addition to the website we launched in April, which improved the ease and functionality of our site, we have now added a store locator function making it easier for consumers to find our products whether in nearby stores or via online channels.”

The locator tool gives consumers the nearest stores where the Tasteful Selections products are available.

Continuing the company’s monthly giveaways to celebrate its 10th anniversary, the “10th-day Instagram Giveaway” on Sept. 10 is a tablet, to be given to two winners.

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