Get Set To Grow Workshops

Huddersfield coffee distributor Cooper’s Coffee has secured four new contracts worth in excess of £50,000.

Cooper’s has been appointed to supply its tea and coffee as well as its coffee machines to four Yorkshire-based businesses; Blacker Hall near Wakefield, Marton Manor near Bridlington as well as Titanic Spa and Gerrys of Neaversons Tearooms based in Huddersfield.

Blacker Hall and Marton Manor, which are both farm shops, have signed up to espresso machines and grinders from Cooper’s premium Italian brand, Dalla Corte. The Milan manufactured machines are among the most advanced in the world and famous for their ‘intelligent’, self-regulating capabilities, ensuring consistently perfect coffee.

Both farm shops have also selected two of Cooper’s own espresso blends, with Marton Manor also opting for Fair Trade filter coffee, Fair Trade Sugar and a selection of loose teas.

Titanic Spa, the UK’s first Eco Spa on the outskirts of Huddersfield, has signed up to Cooper’s Triple Certified Blend as well as Peruvian Filter coffee to serve to customers in its bistro restaurant.

Gerrys of Neaversons meanwhile will be stocking a selection of Cooper’s loose teas. The tearooms, which have recently opened, are located in a listed building in Huddersfield town centre which is also home to a China and Glassware shop.

Speaking about the news business wins David Cooper, managing director at Cooper’s Coffee said: “We’re delighted to have won these contracts in what continues to be a difficult time for the coffee sector. It’s an additional bonus that all four businesses are based in Yorkshire, proving that the regional economy is still vibrant.

“The farm shop sector in particular is a growing area for us as these types of businesses tend to seek very high quality products. Our ability to produce retail pack versions of all our catering products is therefore very attractive to them.”