When your brand has a history of more than 400 years, you’re under more than a little pressure to keep doing things well. Harrogate Spring Water has done exactly that, and is about to up the ante. The iconic brand is opening a new bottling plant in summer 2017, which will carry on the refined style and exceptional quality that has come to define Harrogate. Not to mention that it means more of that refreshing, slightly sweet, slightly bubbly water that we love. The goodness just keeps happening, and we can’t wait.
The state of the art new bottling facility will support Harrogate Spring Water’s vision for the future - to continue supplying their naturally sourced bottled water to meet an ever growing consumer demand, not only in the UK but globally.
James Cain, Managing Director of Harrogate Water brands comments of the new bottling line:
“We’re very excited about what this means for our business in 2017 and beyond. This is a long term commitment and will secure our production capacity for some time to come.”
This is a long term commitment and will secure our production capacity for some time to come.
In 2012 when Harrogate Spring Water needed a finance partner who would take the time to understand their finance requirements, Aldermore fitted the bill. We’re proud to support the financing of their latest venture and as Paul Seddon, Head of Credit for Aldermore Asset Finance notes:
“It’s always great to work with a business that’s going places, and for Aldermore this presents a fantastic opportunity to work for a growing business with huge potential.”
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