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Issue 133

March 2008

ISSN: 1357-1168

Boost For Roberts
Of Port Dinorwic

 

 

Continuing its commitment to product innovation, Roberts of Port Dinorwic Ltd has doubled the size of the development kitchen at its North Wales headquarters as part of an ongoing investment programme.

The company is now even better equipped to meet market demands for great products combined with tremendous value for money.

Roberts, which manufactures meals for the food service industry as well meat products for the food processing sector, has seen demand grow and says it believes its new facility will enable it to continue to offer an increased range of innovative product ideas.

The latest developments at the family-owned company, which will eventually lead to further jobs, means that the new product development team now has a larger range of cooking equipment, including ovens as well as additional freezing capacity.

The development team, led by Gavin Bee, can proactively work to a brief, improve or match existing products, or present customers with new product ideas backed by research into the latest food trends and close involvement with the sales team.

The company already offers a wide range of exciting dishes - including pork loin fillet with cider, apple and mustard, Cumberland sausage with rich onion gravy, beef rib with peppercorn sauce and mouth watering Moroccan lamb. A variety of cooking methods are employed and the whole process is rigorously controlled to ensure the perfect end product.

A key facet of the enhanced development kitchen is the way its systems and the practices deployed integrate with the company's production methods, machinery and processes. Not only that, product development reflects the realities of cooking in busy commercial kitchens to achieve products that are practicable and relevant to the real working environment.

The company's trading director Miriam Roberts, commented: "This latest investment will allow us to develop many more exciting recipes adding new flavours to traditional dishes and products, whilst offering an increased range of value added menu choices or meal ideas. Our reputation has been built on our willingness to innovate and tailor products to meet specific customer requirements for recipes, cooking methods and flexibility. This investment will benefit our customers and help us to continue offering the very best products, value for money and service available."

 

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Mood Food is published by FSR, London, England © 2008 

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Colleen Grove

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