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Thanks for clean food! Want to send some love to our team?

written by

Marie Reedell

posted on

November 27, 2024

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Happy Thanksgiving!

I hope you're having a wonderful Thanksgiving week filled with clean nourishing foods and people you care about 🥰

As I reflect on what I'm thankful for, I was reminded of an email we got last week from a fairly new customer. Here's what it said:

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"Hi, I've been a customer for a couple of months now, and I wanted to send a quick note of appreciation for your amazing products AND your organization.

"I have many food and chemical sensitivities, and it has been a multi-year battle to find food I can actually eat, even with the prevalence of Whole Foods and other organic markets in my area. Everything I've tried from your website has been fantastic, and above all I appreciate your total transparency when it comes to animal feed, production methods, etc. I've learned about all kinds of things I need to watch out for in grocery stores, and I would have considered myself a well-educated consumer!

"But beyond that, I'd like to compliment your business model — the website is easy to use, your workflow appears to be incredibly efficient, and I know how much work that takes behind the scenes.

"Keep up the great work!"

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I mean, how wonderful was that!? Reading it made me so happy. I immediately forwarded it along to the team to brighten the day. After all, everyone who works with Miller's Bio Farm has lots of hard work to do to get you your food.

This got me thinking... wouldn't it be nice to give to give a little something back to the Miller's team this Thanksgiving? What if we compiled a list of thank you notes to share?

You with me? Want to express your thanks?

I'm making it as easy as possible. Simply leave a comment below.

It could be something in general. It could relate to a certain product that you love. It could be to the farmers. It could be to the packing or customer team. It could be to the driver who delivers your order. Hey, it could even be to our website, which also does a lot of work taking your orders!

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Our team would LOVE to hear from you. I'll share every single comment with everyone at Miller's the week after Thanksgiving 😊

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