Fourayes Farm News & Events
Fourayes farm is a third-generation family-run business, but it is so much more than that. With more than 60 years of fruit experience under our belt, and a fantastic group of enthusiastic staff, there is always something happening at Fourayes. Here’s where you’ll find the latest news as well as Phil’s Blog and the orchard musings of our Farm Manager, Ian. There’s also the latest edition of Fruit Focus to look at: keeping you up to date with new people joining us, the latest product innovations, Phil’s Report and Ian’s Orchard Report. We hope you’ll enjoy spending time with us here at Fourayes.
Phil joins the Red Talk Panel
Fourayes MD, Phil joined the Rural Policy Panel for the December Red Talk on the subject 'Is food in the UK expensive?' The panel covered [...]
Vacancy: Despatch Operative
Job Title:Despatch Operative We’re looking for someone special to join the Fourayes despatch team at our rural site in Bicknor, Kent. Reporting to: Warehouse & Logistics [...]
Vacancy: Forklift Driver
Job Title: Forklift Driver Yard / Despatch We’re looking for someone special to join the Fourayes yard & despatch team at our rural site in Bicknor, Kent. [...]
Vacancy: IT Systems Manager
Job Title: IT Systems Manager We’re looking for someone special to join the Fourayes IT team at our rural site in Bicknor, Kent. Position: Permanent and [...]
Mince Pies & English Bramleys
In a recent article for the Christmas edition of Kent Life magazine I was quoted as saying ‘Christmas simply wouldn’t be Christmas without mince pies – and mince pies [...]
Phil to join the RED Talk Panel on 3rd Dec from 10.30am
The Rural Policy Group and Fourayes bring the first in a series of round table discussions into food pricing. Register here >> The race to [...]
BRC AA Certified 2020
Thanks to every single person at Fourayes we again earned BRC AA grade. Going way beyond to be the best!
Phil’s September Blog – filming at Fourayes
A film crew recently arrived at Fourayes to film the orchards & the factory. Sadly, the ‘Contributor Consent Agreement’ precludes me from saying who [...]
Phil’s August Blog
Shouldn’t the Stable Door Have a Lock? I recently read, with huge interest and not a little trepidation, Henry Dimbleby’s National Food Strategy Part One – all 85 pages [...]