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Cranswick reports strong progress as profits and revenue rise

Mediterranean foods and record investment helped lift adjusted profit before tax 11.2% to £220 million as demand stayed strong across core categories.

  • Cranswick reported record revenue of £2,982.5 million for the 52 weeks ended March 28, 2026, representing a 9.5% increase, with adjusted profit before tax rising 11.2% to £220.0 million.
  • To support this growth, Cranswick invested a record £163m in its asset base over the last financial year, bringing total capital investment to more than £560m over the past five years.
  • The Mediterranean foods business performed "exceptionally well," backed by record Christmas trading, with growth at Katsouris Brothers and Ramona driving success in dips and platters.
  • Cranswick CEO Adam Couch noted the group continues to monitor potential supply chain implications from the evolving Middle East conflict, while core pork, poultry, and Pets segments delivered strong growth.
  • Reflecting on its history, the company paid tribute to founding Chairman Jim Bloom, who served more than 13 years until 2004, as the Board expects continued robust demand for product ranges.
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Yorkshire Post broke the news in Leeds, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 19, 2026.
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