Veg box firm joins Jackson's
Abel & Cole has today confirmed it has joined the William Jackson Food Group.
The chairman of the organic veg box retailer, which founded the company nearly 25 years ago, said he was delighted to be partnering with WJFG – the company which also owns Jackson’s Bakery and Aunt Bessie’s.
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Abel & Cole sell boxes of organic fruit and veg.
Keith Abel, founder and Chairman of Abel & Cole said: “This is great news for us. We’re excited about the future.
“With our new partners, we have the security and stability we need to grow and flourish. By joining a family business, which respects and understands us, we can carry on delivering the best veg boxes imaginable to our wonderful customers.”
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Norman Soutar, Chief Executive of the William Jackson Food Group, said: “We are a 160-year-old family business with strong values and are delighted to be welcoming Abel & Cole, a business we have admired for many years, to our family.
“Abel & Cole has some exciting plans for the future and now they are part of the William Jackson Food Group we can provide support to help them realise their ambitions.”




Comments
by dontwo
Thursday, October 11 2012, 7:22PM
“Only place I can think of who have good prices for vegetables is that German supermarket Aldi.
Like the veg box stuff proclaims "Exclude things you dont want", you can do that at Aldi too by not putting the stuff you dont want into your trolley. Another good thing about Aldis veg is you dont have to spend a minimum of ten pounds like you have to with Mr Abels veg.
One thing you dont get at Aldi though is a free weeks recipe card.”
by scooter234
Thursday, October 11 2012, 3:59PM
“Can we have more foreign veg in the stores please, the rubbish our farmers produce and price is just outstandingly shocking.”