well as the customers it serves. In the space of just four years, with its employees’ help, the team has raised an astonishing £128,000 for these worthwhile causes.


The customers


Wiltshire Farm Foods has always strived to cater for the most vulnerable in society, no matter what their requirements. It therefore developed a Specialist Nutrition range, to make tasty and nutritious meals for those with dysphagia, or swallowing difficulties, and those who suffer from, or are at risk of, malnourishment. In 2016, Wiltshire Farm Foods, as part


of apetito, was fortunate enough to be awarded its second Queen’s Award for Enterprise for its dysphagia range of meals, and in 2017 it launched its Mini


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GEOFF PLUMMER, PETERBOROUGH:


Meals Extra range to continue the fight against malnutrition.


Wiltshire Farm Foods is also a founder and current board member of the Malnutrition Task Force, an independent group of experts from across health, social care and local government, united to address avoidable and preventable malnutrition in older people.


The supplier For many years, Wiltshire Farm Foods


required its suppliers to adhere to the Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) Base Code, an internationally recognised code of labour practice committed to promoting


“I’ve never seen the job of driver as 'throw the food in the freezer and disappear down the road at 50 miles an hour'. It’s about engaging with the customer. We are trusted and I think it’s a privilege to enter into our customers’ homes, that’s the difference that we make at the end of the day. My ethos is that we’re there because we care.”


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