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WE ARE BBB ACCREDITED!

written by

Mike Ferguson

posted on

July 12, 2022

We’re pleased to announce that Ferguson Farms is nationally accredited by the Better Business Bureau (BBB) with an A ranking!

Our BBB rating gives our clients assurance that we are accredited by an established non-profit and non-biased standard. It means that clients can rest assured that we are following responsible, honest practices.

To become eligible for accreditation we had to meet 8 standards including, truthful advertising and selling, satisfactory customer service practices, and a consistent reliable transaction record with customers. We received our national accreditation based on the BBB’s opinion of our customer service experience. The BBB also considers other factors, such as compliant history, type of business, length of time in business, transparency of business practices, licensing and government actions, and more.

We take pride in our national BBB accreditation and look forward to finding more ways to show that we provide the best service possible!

Please take a look at the BBB report HERE

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