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olive2
...branching out olive2 Community, by this time had moved to a larger premises in london and the company started to stretch its wings. The business was benefiting from improvements in relationships with its suppliers. Community started working more closely with suppliers willing
to change working practises that improved quality and the conditions in which it was grown and prepared. Extra vigin oil is the result of the first pressing of the olive. With only 1% acid; considered the finest and fruitest, and thus the most expensive. Ranges are from a crystaline champagne colour to a greenish-golden to bright green, generely, the deeper
the colour, the richer the flavour.
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Our History 1970's 1980's 1990's to...
 
 
1990’s to the present day.
Today, Community is a professional, knowledgeable and respected operation, still servicing its traditional customer base the independent Health Food Trade. Our market has also greatly expanded and our business now also supplies ingredients for manufacturing as well as the retail grocery trade. Community moved to its present location in Brent Cross (not the prettiest place in the world) and continues its work promoting the availability of quality, natural foods. While slightly incongruous for a company with organic roots to operate in such a location, not a field or sheep to be seen, it just goes to show that even in such a place it is possible to make a difference.
We now occupy a site of 4,500 sqm from where we run our cash and carry operation with additional off site storage of 9,000 sq.m. We store the majority of our bulk product in chilled warehousing – a legacy of the early days of dealing in organic fruit and nuts to maintain quality.

In September 2006, Milk Marque, the successor company to the Milk Marketing Board of England and Wales purchased the entire share capital of Community Foods (Holdings) Ltd and the business passed in to shareholder hands of over 12,000 British Farmers.
From humble origins selling "alternative foods" out of a small shop, Community Foods employs over 80 people to support its various operations. Our growth has been achieved through determination not to accept the status quo, an enterprising spirit, a desire to make better, more wholesome foods available, hard work, big business fulfillment and small business flexibility. Community Foods has retained a prominent position in its specialist food and beverage sector and has a reputation for quality, value for money and reliability. Many of the team from the mid 70’s are still with us. The mung bean munchers are still there, but older, wiser, and still not averse to upsetting the apple cart (literally!).
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