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Nuts.com

www.nuts.com

 
At Nuts.com, making 100% sure we source and sell the world`s best nuts, chocolate, snacks, and dried fruit is only a part of what we do. In fact, we`ve got our sights set on a much bigger vision. To be a trailblazer in how to humanize e-commerce. To give every customer the best food for all the right reasons - caring about where it comes from, how it`s made, and how it fits into their eclectic and active lives. Our team? A collection of curious perspectives and dedicated individuals all working together to provide every customer with an experience that`s both ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.nuts.com
  • 125 Moen Street
    Cranford, NJ USA 07016
  • Phone: 908.523.0333

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