The original spice girl

Article Abstract:

Perween Warsi's company, called S & A Foods, supplies ethnic foods to supermarkets and has a turnover of 30 million pounds sterling. Another factory is being built at a cost of 8 million pounds. Warsi started supplying food for restaurants in the 1980s and then won the contract to supply ethnic foods to Safeway and Asda. Warsi and her husband run the business in conjunction with outside investment from 3i. Since expanding the business into Europe, she is now looking at other types of ethnic foods such as Thai and Caribbean.

Convenience Foods, Ethnic Foods, Food industry, Interview, Women executives, S and A Foods, Perween, Warsi

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Harvesting a healthy crop

Article Abstract:

Jordans chief executive, Bill Jordan, has shown that a profit can be made from selling healthy foods. He comes from a family with a tradition of producing flour dating back to 1855. He set up Jordans cereal division in 1980s with David, his brother, to market a cereal bar, and the number of employees has since increased to 300 from 40. The company increasingly brings in outsiders rather than family members. The cereals used in Jordans products are grown according to strict standards.

Health Foods, Natural foods industry, Health foods industry, Jordan, Bill, Jordans Cereals

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