VENDING INTERNATIONAL 2021 HANDBOOK AND BUYERS’ GUIDE
BUYERS’ GUIDE TO COMMODITIES Cutlery
Plates
Celebration Paper & Plastics Ltd (D) Nupik-Flo UK Ltd (M) R.P.C. Tedeco-Gizeh (M) Trade Coolers Direct (M/D)
Disposable Cups Herald (M)
Filter Rolls Abbeychart (D)
Food Packaging Celebration Paper & Plastics Ltd (D)
Microwave Dishes & Food Trays Celebration Paper & Plastics Ltd (D) Nupik-Flo UK Ltd (M)
Celebration Paper & Plastics Ltd (D) Nupik-Flo UK Ltd (M) R.P.C. Tedeco-Gizeh (M) Spoons/Stirrers
Celebration Paper & Plastics Ltd (D) Nupik-Flo UK Ltd (M) R.P.C. Tedeco-Gizeh (M)
Trays - Vending R.P.C. Tedeco-Gizeh (M)
Wipes
Abbeychart (D) Allpure Filters Ltd (D) Aqua Cure Ltd (D)
Other
Multiple Marketing (M/D) - Flavoured Milks Multiole Marketing Distributor
At Premier Foods we manufacture a range of products from some of the nation’s most loved brands, which are enjoyed by consumers up and down the UK, both in and out of home. As part of our work to continually develop solutions that work for our customers, our vending portfolio is going from strength to strength. We are now offering a range of products including dry coffee and beverage whiteners, instant cappuccinos and hot chocolates, and the latest addition to our portfolio, Simplicity - a four-strong range of products including Gold, Non HVO Whitener, Hot Chocolate and Lite Hot Chocolate, designed to produce a consistent texture with innovative agglomeration technology.
We are also delighted to extend our Batchelors Cup-a-Soup range into the vending market with a new 750g bag. Containing additional flavouring and ground croutons for long-lasting taste, the Tomato, Chicken and Cream of Vegetable soups now all have an innovative no-stir formula. The updated recipe means an even smoother product, with a consistent and easily blended finish.
Our foodservice team uses both customer and consumer insight to develop the very best products and recipes.
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