Websites for food producers and shops

Shoppers must know right away if a product contains gluten or lactose, how to store it, and where to buy it. When ingredient data is missing on a website, buyers frequently switch to competing brands that provide clear information.

B2B buyers in HoReCa and wholesale focus on package sizes, delivery terms, and direct lines of communication. A distinct portal for corporate partners with downloadable catalog sheets and a quick inquiry form speeds up initial sales leads.

Under EU food information rules (Regulation 1169/2011), mandatory product information—including full ingredient lists and allergens—must be available to consumers prior to purchase when selling online. We create flexible content fields to present this data clearly on every page.

You can easily update nutrition tables, highlight allergens within ingredient lists, and apply dietary tags like gluten-free or vegan. If you plan to accept orders online, ensure your business is registered with the Food and Veterinary Service (PVD) for distance selling.

Show physical stockists using interactive maps or structured lists, covering retail stores, farmers markets, and seasonal fairs. You can edit this list anytime a new stockist adds your line.

For institutional buyers, we construct a wholesale area featuring inquiry forms and downloadable PDF spec sheets. If needed, wholesale pricing and bulk terms can be secured inside a password-protected client portal.

The right setup depends on your operational workflow. If you produce custom cakes or small-batch meats to order, a simplified booking form specifying pickup times and quantities may be sufficient. For perishable items, you can restrict delivery days, service zones, and minimum orders.

If you require complete online checkout with card payments and parcel locker delivery, a dedicated food shop website is the best route—covered under our Online Stores service. We integrate payment processors via Payment Systems Integration (like Montonio or MakeCommerce) and shipping via Delivery Systems Integration (Omniva, DPD, or Venipak).

Product origin plays a major role in food sales. Your site offers space to feature your farm or production plant, your team, and your craftsmanship. Authentic photographs and production stories build far more trust than generic descriptions.

Product availability often changes with seasons and holidays. In the management panel, you can mark products as temporarily out of stock, hide seasonal items, or highlight limited releases on the homepage.