What is FreshToHome? FreshToHome Review, Features

FreshToHome is an online seafood delivery service provider with a completely independent supply chain system. The company purchases directly from fishermen and delivers the goods to customers' homes within four to six hours after they place an order.

FreshToHome FAQ

Q: Why do you say your products are chemical-free?

A: Our core mission is to provide consumers with pure food without chemicals. We go to great lengths to ensure that we purchase the freshest fresh food directly from the source, directly to the fisherman or farmer, without any middlemen in between. Moreover, we follow the most modern and scientific transportation and packaging process from the source to your doorstep. This ensures that the temperature and other conditions required for the healthy preservation of meat are met using only natural ice as a preservative.

Q: Are there really chemicals used in fish locally? Come on, this is just your sales pitch. I don't believe it!

A: How we wish that was true! We observed that most of the fish in the local market contained ammonia. A smaller percentage had formalin.

Q: How can you confidently say that your meat does not contain hormones?

A: We take great care to ensure that there are no growth promoters such as hormones, antibiotics and other harmful substances in the poultry you buy from us. Growth promoters are easy - if you are ready to reduce your profit margins and can accept that the poultry (e.g. chicken) does not grow to its full size before slaughter, then you do not need to add any growth promoters. In fact, it is a common myth that most suppliers in the market today do not add hormones to their chicken. Now we have taken this concept to the extreme for health reasons and traded profitability for a smaller bird - this is why you will see our whole chickens only between 1-1.3 kg after cleaning, usually the chickens in the market are much larger. The good news is that smaller chickens are more tender and tastier.

Q: What about ducks or other poultry?

A: For larger birds such as ducks or country chickens, antibiotics are not needed at any stage as they are stronger and are raised in a free range manner.

Q: Are all your chickens free range?

A: No, only the Country Chicken breed is a free range bird. The others are raised naturally but not on an open farm which would qualify as free range.