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HelloFresh to open new DC and create 450  jobs in Derby

HelloFresh has announced plans to create 450 jobs at a new base in Derby. The food kit delivery giant is opening a distribution hub this spring… View Article

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HelloFresh to open new DC and create 450 jobs in Derby

HelloFresh has announced plans to create 450 jobs at a new base in Derby.

The food kit delivery giant is opening a distribution hub this spring on the new £300 million SmartParc food campus in Spondon.

It will be the first tenant on the low carbon food manufacturing and distribution campus going up on the former British Celanese site which will eventually provide work for around 5,000 people.

HelloFresh now supplies its fresh meal kits with easy to follow recipes to homes all over the world. The new site, called The Orchard, will have jobs available ranging from operation and distribution work through to management.

The German business recently said it plans to more than double annual investment in capacity, infrastructure and product development to between €450 million and €550 million (£375 million to £460 million) this year to help it reach a mid-term goal of €10 billion (£8.3 billion) in revenues.

Laurent Guillemain, its UK chief executive, said the location and surrounding area played a big part in attracting it to Derby. He said: “We are very excited about it, it should bring strong collaboration in terms of sustainability.

“Location is incredibly important for production facilities and distribution facilities. There are going to be hundreds of thousands of boxes coming out of here every year.

“We’ve chosen somewhere which is close to the midlands and close to our courier operations.

Derby City Council leader Chris Poulter said it was “very exciting” news for the city. He said: “HelloFresh is a huge name, and choosing our city as their new home is testament to our strong reputation for innovation and manufacturing – Derby has a lot to offer!

“Welcoming HelloFresh will bring good quality, sustainable jobs to the city, which ultimately means income and opportunity for our people and their families.

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