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KTC Food Group unveils revamped website

KTC Food Group unveils revamped website
Kiran Paul
By Kiran PaulDec 11, 2024
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KTC Food Group has launched a revamped corporate website, marking a significant milestone in its history and recent expansions.

This update follows KTC’s strategic acquisitions of Trilby Trading and Cardowan Creameries, reinforcing its position as one of Europe’s premier food oil specialists.

Cardowan Creameries, a leader in plant-based margarines and fats, and Trilby Trading, a top Irish importer of oils, have enabled KTC to broaden its product range and establish a stronger presence in the Irish market.

Since its founding in 1972, KTC has grown from a family-owned retail store in the West Midlands into a powerhouse in the food oil industry. The updated website showcases KTC’s capabilities across food service, manufacturing, retail, and export channels, serving customers throughout the UK, Ireland, Europe, and beyond.

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