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M A Y 20 20 FEATURED FRANCHISES


Below is a spotlight on businesses we have been following this month. Covering all sectors, the guide is here to help you find a fra nchise opport unity that's right for you.


WILTSHIRE FARM FOODS FOOD DELIVERY


Established for over 25 years, Wiltshire Farm Foods is a highly successful franchising brand owned by apetito UK, a profi table and growing food manufacturer. Wiltshire Farm Foods is the UK’s leading home delivery food franchisor with a network of over 80 franchise partners, owning non-competing territories. It supplies delicious and nutritious frozen ready meals from franchises based in the


NUMBER OF OUTLETS: 81 BFA MEMBERSHIP: Full INITIAL FRANCHISE FEE: From £150,000 TEL: 0808 281 2479 EMAIL: andy.turner@ wiltshirefarmfoods.co.uk WEB: wff .link/BusinessFranchise


local community. The model is based around good old-fashioned service that makes a real difference to its elderly customers, helping them retain their independence in their own homes. For many, the drivers and offi ce staff are the only people they speak to from one day to the next; this relationship is key to the success of Wiltshire Farm Foods. With numerous awards under its belt, including the 2019 bfa Award for Social


Enterprise and two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, Wiltshire Farm Foods is proud of the service it provides and the 300 tasty dishes it sells.


To advert ise here, contact fra nchise@vmgl.com


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