Delivered wholesaler Blueheath has announced a sales increase of 12 per cent up to £70.2m for the year ending February 26.
The company said new contracts to supply retailer, leisure operators and foodservice companies has led to a reduction in its operating losses by 27 per cent to £4.86m.
Blueheath’s purchase of CTM Wholesale in April, for £4.9m and further new contracts would mean strong growth in the year ahead.
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