FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Who are Freedman Farms customers?
Freedmen Farms offers mid sized grocery stores and neighborhood markets pallets of farm fresh produce. We offer grocery stores two different styles: Whole & Wholesome or Chopped, Sliced, & Diced. These styles are sold in quantities of 4 -or- 10 pallets.
Is Freedmen Farms competitively priced?
Freedman Farms offers high-quality fresh fruit and vegetables harvested within forty-eight hours of shipping. That's why we say our product is "fresh at its best." Retailers will be receiving high-market retail value at mid to low-level market retail prices.
What is the Freedmen Farms' suggested retail price to consumers?
Discover Freedmen Farms' charming approach to pricing, reminiscent of simpler times when economies operated on the basic principles of supply and demand. Our suggested retail prices ensure healthy margins starting at 30%.
For the Whole produce, enjoy margins between 34% to 40%, with a delightful suggested retail price of $3.50 per pound ($0.21 per ounce). If consumers prefer chopped produce, if sold at the a suggested retail price of $3.99 per pound ($0.24 per ounce) then profits exceed 30% on average. We believe a fair price reflects our commitment to quality and building a traditional economy.
Is Freedmen Farms good for small emerging companies?
Yes! We would love to welcome you into the Small Business Membership. The perfect program for small businesses in need orders the size of 1 -to- 2 pallets. Freedmen Farms makes a ten year commitment to serving as the preferred food supplier to your catering, food prep, or manufacturing of all natural products (shampoos, soaps, carpet cleaners, etc).
What payment methods does Freedmen Farms accept?
We accept all major credit cards (American Express, Visa, Mastercard), and installment payments through Shop Pay. We also accept payments from e-wallets, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Is Freedmen Farms available in my state?
We currently deliver Freedmen Farms to commercial businesses in these ten states: Michigan, Georgia, California, NY, Kentucky, Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts.
Freedmen Farm products are non-modified but the label says "Organic." Does that mean Freedmen Farms meets the U.S. organic standards on organic foods?
Freedmen Farms strictly adhere to all Federal labeling guidelines and USDA food safety precautions. All "Organic" and "Made with Organic" products sold in the U.S. must meet standards set out by the National Organic Program (NOP), the federal regulatory framework governing organic food.
No. Freedmen Farms is a privately held for profit company. Freedmen Farms is a subsidiary of, and operates independently from, the parent holding company Velour Inc. Read the story behind the Freedmen Farms brand.