Since Brexit and the general election result, UK growers have been faced with increasing uncertainty and consolidation in the UK market.
"Despite this uncertainty, it’s never been more important to retain a strong supply chain", says Simon Earley of Earley Ornamentals. "We believe the benefits of working with an independent UK-based young plant producer, like Earley are all the more appealing in these circumstances.
"Particularly mindful of both the environmental and economic climate, our in-house product, production and customer service teams all understand the current demands faced by our customers. We pride ourselves on being easy to deal with - Earley’s experienced national sales team is on-hand to take care of customers, and the in-house team is easily contactable via telephone and email.
"Buying from a UK-based producer brings many benefits, and, with fewer miles to travel you can expect less product deterioration. Nationwide deliveries, wherever possible, are made in our own temperature-controlled fleet of lorries, ensuring the freshest plants in the very best condition, on time."
For more information:
Earley Ornamentals
info@earleyplants.co.uk
www.earleyornamentals.co.uk
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