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UK-based food wholesaler collapses into administration after 6 years in business

The wholesaler supplied more than 2,500 products and made over 40,000 deliveries before administrators were appointed, according to The Gazette.

  • Q Movers MFS Ltd, which operates as Rylance Farm Foodservice, collapsed into administration after six years of trading, with joint administrators Andrew David Rosler and Nick Clarkson of Ideal Corporate Solutions Limited appointed on September 3.
  • Accounts for the year ending October 31, 2024, obtained by Business Sale Report, revealed the wholesaler's turnover fell to £16.8 million from £21.6 million the previous year, signaling financial strain.
  • The company supplied more than 2,500 products to UK caterers using a fleet of over 30 temperature-controlled vehicles to complete more than 40,000 deliveries, stocking major brands including Walkers, Nestle, Tetley, Pepsi, Birds Eye, and Coca-Cola.
  • Rylance Farm Foodservice's address in Burton is listed as "permanently closed" on Google, while administrators have eight weeks to formulate proposals under the Insolvency Act 1986 for creditor consideration.
  • The administration will automatically end after 12 months unless extended by court or creditors, as this UK-based collapse reflects a broader year of retail sector insolvencies across the country.
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UK-based food wholesaler collapses into administration after 6 years in business

UK-based food wholesaler Q Movers MFS Ltd, operating as Rylance Farm Foodservice, has entered administration after six years.

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The Herald Scotland broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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