UK-based ice-cream maker R&R Ice Cream is aiming to double the size of its business over the next five years, its chief executive has told just-food.
In an exclusive interview, James Lambert said R&R, which has operations in the UK, France, Germany and Poland, is set to generate sales “approaching EUR500m (US$655.5m)” in 2010 and is targeting rapid growth in the first half of the decade.
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“If we continue what we are doing, the business will double in the next five years, if not more than that,” Lambert said.
R&R, which bought French ice-cream maker Rolland earlier this year, is planning to make further acquisitions in 2011 as Europe’s ice-cream sector consolidates.
To read more of just-food’s interview with the R&R chief, click here.
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