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Kitwave - Biggest ever deal will unleash wave of synergies

October 2024

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Kitwave is an independent wholesale business specializing in the distribution of food and drink products, including ambient, frozen, chilled, dairy, butchery and fresh produce. When the business was set up in 1987 by accountant turned entrepreneur Paul Young, it had just a single North East-based confectionery cash-and-carry but Young used it as a vehicle to execute a successful buy-and-build strategy, acquiring several ambient, frozen, chilled and foodservice wholesalers over the years, and expanding from its original roots supplying convenience stores into the foodservice sector, which now represents its key growth market. Its approach in this segment is based on service and availability rather than a counter-productive cuttin ...

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