Established in 2001, this Scottish catering and food delivery business serves workplace, corporate and retail customers.
The seller forecasts annual turnover of approximately £300,000 and identifies scope to expand delivery coverage and trade supplies.
An established catering and food delivery business in Scotland is offered for sale, combining corporate lunches, workplace deliveries and supplies to retail outlets and canteens.
The business benefits from longstanding customer relationships, a local consumer base and an existing part-time team. T
An attractive prospect for a hands-on operator or an established catering group seeking an additional operation; financial performance and the forecast remain subject to verification.
Executive overview:
The business prepares and supplies fresh lunches, snacks and drinks through a combination of direct delivery, corporate catering and trade supply.
Its proposition is a flexible service tailored to customer requirements, supported by direct access to the proprietor and knowledge of local buying patterns.
The opportunity is to acquire an operating platform with customers, staff and established routines, then provide the management attention needed for its next stage of development.
Business background:
Established in 2001, the business was acquired by the current owner in October 2025. The proposed sale will allow the owner to step into a family business, creating an opportunity for a buyer to take forward an established catering and delivery operation.
The seller describes a strong local standing, supported by regular commercial customers and a loyal local consumer base. The company identity and ownership details will be disclosed to qualified parties under confidentiality arrangements. The transaction structure and assets included remain to be agreed.
Products and services:
• Corporate catering for meetings, staff lunches, functions and business events.
• Training lunches, including individually prepared lunch bags and tailored orders.
• Scheduled sandwich and lunch deliveries to workplaces and industrial estates.
• Prepared food supplies to commercial retail outlets.
• Corporate canteen supply and relationships within the workplace food market.
The range includes sandwiches, baguettes, rolls, wraps and salads, complemented by drinks, crisps, confectionery, baked goods and fruit. Contactless payment is accepted on delivery, while invoicing is available for larger or repeat orders. A customer-facing shop provides an additional sales route.
Customers and market position:
Customers include training providers, corporate lunch buyers, commercial convenience stores, workplace food suppliers and local consumers.
The seller reports a relationship with a Scottish micro market supplier. Repeat business is attributed to responsive service and longstanding relationships. Customer numbers, revenue concentration, and contract terms will be available for review as information becomes available.
The business combines established customer loyalty with several routes to market. Marketing currently uses Facebook, a website and leaflets.
A new owner could build existing relationships and improve customer acquisition through more structured local marketing and account development.
