1130 Eastern Ave Unit 7 | P.O. Box 72 | Malden, MA 02148  |  Find meals for a senior

About the Meals on Wheels Store

Serving Meals on Wheels and senior nutrition programs since 1977.

The Meals on Wheels Store is run by Nutri-Systems Corporation in Malden, Massachusetts. We are a one-stop source for the equipment home-delivered and congregate meal programs rely on every day: thermal bags, meal transporters, REusable trays and heat units.

Manufacturers and innovators

We design and build equipment made for Meals on Wheels.

We don't just resell equipment. Since 1977 we have been inventing practical tools for meal programs: carriers that keep meals at safe temperatures from the kitchen to the client's door, and accessories that make packing a route faster for drivers and volunteers.

Volunteer loading Nutri-Systems meal transporters into a car
Since the introduction of Nutri-Systems Meal Transporters in 1977, they have been the workhorse of many meals programs.
Original two-compartment meal transporter
The original

Two-Compartment Meal Transporter

Hot and cold in one carrier, with one compartment for each. Built to last 20 years and still in daily use by programs across the country.

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Electric two-compartment meal transporter
Our design

Electric Meal Transporter

Plug it into a wall outlet or a vehicle socket and it holds hot meals at serving temperature, with steady heat and no moving parts. Made in America.

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Blue electric one-compartment meal transporter
From our history

Electric One-Compartment Transporter

A smaller electric carrier for short routes, light enough for volunteers of any age to handle fully loaded. It led the way to the electric transporters we make today.

Two-compartment meal transporter with wire shelf rack
Our invention

Transporter Shelf Rack

A wire rack that fits inside the transporter so trays, bowls and milk cartons stay organized and upright on every stop.

Early electric bag heater with vehicle cord
From our history

Electric Bag Heater

Our first electric heater pad plugged into a vehicle outlet to add heat to any thermal bag. Today’s Electric Bag Heater carries on the idea and is patented.

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Non-electric Heat Unit
Our design

Heat Unit and Cooling Unit

Non-electric heat and cold packs that keep meals at safe temperatures in transporters and thermal bags. Programs have relied on our Heat Unit for decades.

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Our values

Honesty, civility, dedication to service, and fair value for your money.

Exceptional customer serviceCall 1-800-332-6566, Monday–Friday, 8–5 Eastern.
Dedication to product qualityCommercial-grade equipment made for daily meal delivery.
Fast deliveryIn-stock orders ship by UPS Ground.
Business relationshipsWe work with the best product and service companies in senior nutrition.
For suppliers and manufacturers

Have a product for senior nutrition programs?

We sell only to Meals on Wheels and senior nutrition programs. If you have a top-quality product or service for this market, we can offer link posting, banner advertising, product announcements and direct sales through this website and our print materials.

To work with us as a participating retailer or manufacturer, email info@mowstore.com with a detailed message and your contact information.

Nutri-Systems Corporation Meals on Wheels Store
P.O. Box 72
1130 Eastern Ave, Unit 7
Malden, MA 02148
Phone 1-800-332-6566
Outside the US 413-863-8900
info@mowstore.com
Operating guidelines

How we choose our business partners

Nutri-Systems Corporation conducts its operations on principles of ethical business practice and recognition of the dignity of workers. We expect our business partners, their suppliers and authorized subcontractors to follow these guidelines and all applicable national and local laws, and we require them to certify their compliance.

Wages and benefits

Our business partners must comply with all laws regulating local wages, overtime compensation, and legally mandated benefits. Wage and benefit policies must be consistent with prevailing national standards, and also be acceptable under a broader international understanding as to the basic needs of workers and their families. We will not work with companies whose wage structure violates local law or prevailing industry practice.

Working hours

Under ordinary business circumstances, employees must not be required to work more than 60 hours per week including overtime, or local industry limits, whichever is lesser, and have the option of at least one day off in seven.

Child labor

Our business partners must not use child labor, defined as workers under the age of 15.

Health and safety

Our business partners must ensure that their workers are provided a safe and healthy work environment, and are not subject to unsanitary or hazardous conditions.

Freedom of association

Our business partners should respect the legal rights of employees to freely and without harassment participate in worker organizations of their choice.

Prison or forced labor

Our business partners will not work with or arrange for purchase of any materials from businesses that utilize prison or forced labor in any stage of the manufacture of our products.

Disciplinary practices

Our business partners will not employ or conduct any business activity with businesses who employ any form of mental or physical coercion or punishment against workers.

Discrimination

Our business partners will not practice, nor do business with businesses who practice, any form of improper discrimination in hiring and employment, including on the basis of age, race, color, gender, religion or sexual orientation.

Environment

Our business partners must embrace a fundamental concern for environmental protection and conduct their operations consistent with both local and internationally recognized environmental practices.

Customs compliance

Our business partners must comply with applicable customs law and participate in programs to comply with laws regarding illegal transshipment of products.

Legal requirements

Our business relationship must be built on a mutual respect for and adherence to legal requirements. Our business partners will observe both local and applicable international standards.

Ethical standards

We intend to conduct all of our business in a manner consistent with the highest ethical standards, and we will seek and utilize partners who will do likewise, as this contributes directly to our corporate reputation and the collective sense of our organization and selected business partners.

Subcontracting

Our business partners may not subcontract all or any part of the work on our products without express written consent, which will not be given unless each subcontractor meets all of the criteria set forth herein.

Conflicts of interest

Our business partners may not give Company employees a gift in value in excess of US $25.00, and may not bribe foreign officials to benefit the Company or its business.

Implementation

We will apply these criteria in all business partner determinations, and will continue to implement these policies in the conduct of activities. This will include our business partners sharing information on production facilities and procedures, with the objective of improving our collective service to customers in a responsible manner. Failure by a business partner to meet these standards will result in our taking appropriate actions up to and including cancellation of existing orders.