UK firm Indulgence Patisserie aims to double its turnover to GBP16m (US$26.7m) in the next three to five years, managing director Angus Allan told just-food.
“We anticipate that most of our growth will come from increased sales of our Indulgence-brand desserts, and from the development of unique high-quality, hand-finished, bespoke, private-label products for our domestic and international retail, foodservice, catering end-user and travel catering customers,” Allan said.
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Indulgence Patisserie exports 25% of its products overseas and the company plans to grow both its domestic and international sales.
In order to step up production, Indulgence Patisserie is investing GBP2.5m in a new facility in Colchester, Essex. The move will increase the UK dessert maker’s capacity and expand its workforce to 80 people, up from 50 that are currently employed, Allan said.
