MFP Deli and Catering Introduces New Website
April 19, 2021 · ·
MFP Deli and Catering (My Friend’s Place) introduces a website redesign amid many brand upgrades. “As we introduce MFP to a new generation of consumers,” says President and CEO Sergio Valentin, “the new and improved website is an exciting addition to our 40-year-old brand.”
MFP’s website enhances the customer interaction, making it easy for consumers to find their nearest store, order online, schedule and place catering orders, sign up for the MFP loyalty program, and stay connected through social media. Standing behind MFP’s healthy lifestyle pledge, consumers can easily navigate and match nutritional content to their personalized dietary needs.
MFP Deli and Catering (My Friend’s Place) introduces a website redesign amid many brand upgrades. “As we introduce MFP to a new generation of consumers,” says President and CEO Sergio Valentin, “the new and improved website is an exciting addition to our 40-year-old brand.”
MFP’s website enhances the customer interaction, making it easy for consumers to find their nearest store, order online, schedule and place catering orders, sign up for the MFP loyalty program, and stay connected through social media. Standing behind MFP’s healthy lifestyle pledge, consumers can easily navigate and match nutritional content to their personalized dietary needs.
MFP Deli and Catering (My Friend’s Place) introduces a website redesign amid many brand upgrades. “As we introduce MFP to a new generation of consumers,” says President and CEO Sergio Valentin, “the new and improved website is an exciting addition to our 40-year-old brand.”
MFP’s website enhances the customer interaction, making it easy for MFP Deli and Catering Introduces New Websiteconsumers to find their nearest store, order online, schedule and place catering orders, sign up for the MFP loyalty program, and stay connected through social media. Standing behind MFP’s healthy lifestyle pledge, consumers can easily navigate and match nutritional content to their personalized dietary needs.
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