Fairfields Farm invests in production capabilities to support growth

Fairfields Farm invests in production capabilities to support growth

Fairfields Farm, a producer of premium hand-cooked crisps, has installed a brand-new state-of-the-art fryer to enhance its production capabilities Seen as a “milestone”, the upgrade is expected to increase the company’s weekly crisp yield by an 90%, enabling Fairfields Farm to meet growing consumer demand and expand its market presence. Over £2 million has been…


Fairfields Farm, a producer of premium hand-cooked crisps, has installed a brand-new state-of-the-art fryer to enhance its production capabilities

Seen as a “milestone”, the upgrade is expected to increase the company’s weekly crisp yield by an 90%, enabling Fairfields Farm to meet growing consumer demand and expand its market presence.

Over £2 million has been invested in the factory over the past year and the new crisp fryer represents another significant investment in the future of Fairfields Farm, reflecting the company’s commitment to innovation, quality, and sustainable growth.

The enhanced production capabilities will support the company’s growth strategy and reinforce its position as a leader in the premium snack category across branded and private label production.

The announcement of the company’s significant site investments and improvement comes after a hugely successful year of trading in 2023 with crisp sales up by 46% and branded crisps sales up by a significant 70% compared to 2022. Additionally, the brand expanded its award-winning line-up with a new and exciting flavour, Prawn Cocktail, earlier this year.

Co-founder of Fairfields Farm, Robert Strathern, says: “We are incredibly excited about the installation of our new fryer on the farm. As demand for our crisps continues to grow locally and further afield, this significant upgrade will allow us to increase our production capacity to meet consumer needs.”

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