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RH Amar Begins New Chapter At Purpose-Built High Wycombe Headquarters



RH Amar has completed the move into its new purpose-built headquarters in High Wycombe, marking a major milestone in the company’s 80-year history.


The new home for the third-generation family business provides increased warehouse capacity, brand new office space, and plenty of personal touches - including Henry’s Place, a social hub named in honour of Chairman, Henry Amar. The new site also includes expansive kitchen facilities, along with wellness rooms and a games area for colleagues to enjoy. 


Rob Amar, RH Amar Managing Director, said:


“The move to our new headquarters is a special moment for our family business, and for me personally. It has been a long journey to get to this moment, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see colleagues’ excited reactions to our new home, which has been designed to support our expanding operations and long-term growth ambitions."


"It is a modern working environment for colleagues to enjoy and excel, and we look forward to welcoming our brand partners, customers and other visitors.”

The move follows a period of significant expansion for RH Amar, which has achieved double-digit revenue growth in each of the past five years. Recent business wins have seen brands such as Branston, Dunkin’, Hermesetas and Weetabix join RH Amar’s portfolio and further strengthen the company’s position in the market. RH Amar is a full-service food distributor which partners with brand owners to drive growth across the UK market through distribution, sales, marketing and technical expertise.


The new headquarters maintain the company’s excellent transport links, located less than a mile from M40 Junction 4 on the outskirts of High Wycombe.


About RH Amar

RH Amar is one of the UK’s leading full-service distributors and growth partners for ambient foods - providing sales, marketing and technical support to successfully grow brands across the UK market.


The company is a family-run business, founded in 1945, and now in its third generation. It retains family values at its core and treats every brand as its own.


RH Amar’s brand portfolio includes some of the UK’s best-loved food brands such as Branston, Del Monte, Dunkin’, Ella’s Kitchen, Kikkoman, Mutti and Weetabix alongside smaller specialist brands. The company also owns the Camp Coffee, Cooks&Co and Mary Berry’s Dressings brands.


The company donates 10% of its profits each year to charity, with more than £3m donated to charitable causes since 2013.


View the RH Amar brand portfolio here.


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RH Amar has completed the move into its new purpose-built headquarters in High Wycombe, marking a major milestone in the company’s 80-year history.


The new home for the third-generation family business provides increased warehouse capacity, brand new office space, and plenty of personal touches - including Henry’s Place, a social hub named in honour of Chairman, Henry Amar. The new site also includes expansive kitchen facilities, along with wellness rooms and a games area for colleagues to enjoy. 


Rob Amar, RH Amar Managing Director, said:


“The move to our new headquarters is a special moment for our family business, and for me personally. It has been a long journey to get to this moment, and it’s incredibly rewarding to see colleagues’ excited reactions to our new home, which has been designed to support our expanding operations and long-term growth ambitions."


"It is a modern working environment for colleagues to enjoy and excel, and we look forward to welcoming our brand partners, customers and other visitors.”

The move follows a period of significant expansion for RH Amar, which has achieved double-digit revenue growth in each of the past five years. Recent business wins have seen brands such as Branston, Dunkin’, Hermesetas and Weetabix join RH Amar’s portfolio and further strengthen the company’s position in the market. RH Amar is a full-service food distributor which partners with brand owners to drive growth across the UK market through distribution, sales, marketing and technical expertise.


The new headquarters maintain the company’s excellent transport links, located less than a mile from M40 Junction 4 on the outskirts of High Wycombe.


About RH Amar

RH Amar is one of the UK’s leading full-service distributors and growth partners for ambient foods - providing sales, marketing and technical support to successfully grow brands across the UK market.


The company is a family-run business, founded in 1945, and now in its third generation. It retains family values at its core and treats every brand as its own.


RH Amar’s brand portfolio includes some of the UK’s best-loved food brands such as Branston, Del Monte, Dunkin’, Ella’s Kitchen, Kikkoman, Mutti and Weetabix alongside smaller specialist brands. The company also owns the Camp Coffee, Cooks&Co and Mary Berry’s Dressings brands.


The company donates 10% of its profits each year to charity, with more than £3m donated to charitable causes since 2013.


View the RH Amar brand portfolio here.


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