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CDL Meals, a division of Fresh n’ Lean with meal offerings for truck drivers, announced a special promotion to highlight National Driver Appreciation Week.
In honor of the annual celebration, fleets can purchase discounted meals and receive free giveaway items for drivers. Companies can also purchase gift cards for drivers to buy meals at their convenience. Orders are being taken through Monday, August 31, 2020.
“This special promotion gives fleets a chance to support their drivers with something that’s good for them, too,” said Bob Perry, director of CDL Meals.
Driver Appreciation Week, which takes place Sept. 13-19, honors commercial truck drivers for their hard work and commitment to the industry.
CDL Meals are made with organic ingredients and offer a balanced meal that includes protein, carbs, and vegetables. The meals are delivered fresh and can be refrigerated for up to seven days.
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