Thursday, December 19, 2024

East Midlands refreshment companies merge

East Midlands refreshments companies R+R Hub and Posh Nosh are merging, resulting in a predicted combined turnover of over £2m in the next financial year, and the joining of more than 30 staff.

Posh Nosh have more than 20 years of experience as a corporate caterer. Rhona King, the Managing Director, started her journey in 2001, when an opportunity arose to rename her company at that time, to Posh Nosh, from a competitor who was in the process of retiring.

Soon to join the business was Rob King, now the commercial director of Posh Nosh. The team has grown over the last 20 years to now include a multi skilled work force, of caterers, drivers, and a customer service team.

R+R Hub on the other hand, is comparatively new, born out of a continued demand of a variety of vending solutions from their sister company, Cema Vending. R+R Hub saw an opportunity to meet more customer demand by providing workplace refreshments in commercial settings, with concepts such as Micro Markets.

“This is such an exciting opportunity for everyone involved,” said Rhona King, Managing Director of Posh Nosh. “This move means that we are all looking forward to the future. We have some ambitious growth plans, so make sure that you watch this space for some exciting developments.”

Simon Leadley, Managing Director of R+R Hub, described the merger as “a perfect fit.” He explained that “two local businesses combining to offer the complete solution will mean that the best possible service can now be provided to our customers.”

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