Food producer Cranswick has reported rising revenues driven by both acquisitions and increasing organic demand in the UK.
The Hessle-based business, has issued a trading update for the quarter up to June 25 in which revenues were 7.6% of the same period last year, and 5.8% up on a like-for-like basis.
It said that strong growth in its core UK market was partly offset by lower export revenue, though it highlighted how “substantial and widespread cost inflation” was putting a pressure on its business. Cranswick said it was managing those pressures through cost control, though it had also had to increase prices for customers.
