Food Chain - Issue 215 - October 2026 | Page 50

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That commitment to going the extra mile is perhaps best demonstrated by Turner Price’ s long-standing relationship with customers in the Falkland Islands. While investment, technology, and strategic partnerships continue to strengthen the wider business, it’ s these close customer relationships that remain at the heart of the service, supporting customers across the UK foodservice sector, offshore or overseas.
“ We have a very strong relationship with our partners in the Falkland Islands, and our export and offshore teams are experts at sourcing whatever our customers need. If we don’ t stock it, we’ ll find it. This includes everything from vehicles, building materials and refrigeration equipment to, most importantly, Christmas presents for the islanders. It’ s a great example of the relationships we build with our customers and the lengths we’ ll go to to support them,” Steve enthuses.
Future focus
As Turner Price embarks on its next chapter, its approach remains rooted in the values that have shaped the business for more than 30 years. Continued investment in its people, infrastructure, technology, and partnerships is helping the company grow, but the ambition is clear: to evolve without losing the personal service and strong relationships that set it apart. From Hull to the Falkland Islands and beyond, Turner Price is continuing to build on its heritage while looking to what comes next.
“ At Turner Price, we don’ t stand still,” Steve concludes.“ We have great people across every department who are constantly looking for ways to improve, so our focus for the rest of 2026 and into 2027 is about delivering the plans we already have in place. That means

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