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set the benchmark for independent school catering, ensuring that every meal not only nourishes pupils, but also supports their wider education and wellbeing – now and for many more years to come.
“ It’ s a challenging time within the sector, so our priority, first and foremost, is to remain agile and deeply focused on our partnerships,” Scott reveals.“ We want to remain supportive and have open and honest conversations with our clients throughout this tough period – to maintain our position as an industryleading expert and drive the sector wherever we can. Beyond that though, we see ourselves continuing to grow as a business and harness the opportunities in the marketplace.”
“ Around 45 percent of independent schools still do all of their food in-house, which provides a real opportunity to demonstrate to people that we can help making catering easier for them – particularly when the sector is stressed,” Robin says, concluding our conversation, optimistic for the years ahead.“ There are challenges within the sector, but with all those challenges come good opportunities for us to continue to grow.” ■ some companies that produce very good surveying tools, which makes our project a good mix of technology and education.”
Championing continued growth
As Holroyd Howe looks to the future, its commitment to quality, innovation, and responsibility remains as strong as ever. By combining bespoke service, nutritional expertise, and a forward-thinking approach to sustainability, the business continues to www. holroydhowe. com
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