Food and drink manufacturers are navigating a wide range of challenges.
Skills shortages, ingredient cost increases and other supply chain and international trading issues have become commonplace. But the quest for growth continues.
Digital transformation is high on the agenda as food and drink manufacturers seek to make productivity gains, sell direct to consumers and develop a better understanding of customer preferences. But investing in automation and other advanced technologies is more difficult when margins are being squeezed.
Meanwhile, consumer tastes continue to evolve. Health and environmental factors continue to influence business leaders’ decision making, and food safety, nutrition and sustainability all remain key areas of focus.
From farm to fork, our team of food and drink industry specialists work with businesses throughout the whole food and drink industry, from agri-producers and manufacturers to the leisure and hospitality sector.
In the UK, we partner with the and to support its members and provide expert catering consultancy services, and to discuss key topics that are impacting the industry as a whole.
International expansion remains a key driver for strategic growth in the sector, and colleagues from across our network of more than 120 countries support our clients to develop their international operations.
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What our clients say
Bighams Limited
'We receive excellent, proactive service from across our 91̽»¨team and our relationship is expertly led. The audit team deliver an appropriately robust audit, focused on the right areas and delivered smoothly. The 91̽»¨team is joined up across the different services they provide, and proactive in identifying the potential issues and opportunities up ahead. The capital allowances support we receive as we continue to invest is a particular highlight. I appreciate the direct and honest communication I receive from a team that understand our food manufacturing and consumer goods business. I would not hesitate to recommend 91̽»¨to others.'
Jason Boxer, Finance Director