Total Produce’s Cornwall arm is opening a new warehouse.
The facility, which is in line to open late-May, will expand the business' storage space from 17,000 sq ft to 20,000 sq ft, and will help with Total Cornwall’s growth in foodservice.
While the new facility will store dry and dairy products, it will free up space elsewhere for more fruit and veg.
The expansion has cost £500,000.
Martin Baldry, Total Cornwall manager, said: “This is the biggest one off investment we’ve made in 20 years.”
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