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Borough Broth Launches New Gravy Line After Moving to West London Factory

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Borough Broth has successfully moved into a new factory located in Greenford, West London. The company has also secured investment from Piper. The expansion coincides with the launch of a new line of UPF-free gravies, including Proper Beef Gravy and Proper Chicken Gravy. These products are made using the company’s slow-simmered bone broth foundation, which is made with ingredients such as grass-fed bones, organic herbs, and organic red wine.

From foodmanufacture.co.uk

Why it matters

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The gravy launch represents the company's move into a new, adjacent category from its core bone broth business. The new products are designed to offer consumers a convenient, ready-to-heat alternative to traditional stock cubes, maintaining high ingredient quality.

From foodmanufacture.co.uk

Who's involved

  • GreenfordNew factory location for Borough Broth operations.
  • West LondonOperational area of the company.
  • PiperInvestor in Borough Broth's expansion.

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  • PiperSpeculative

    Piper could benefit from the company entering a new growth phase with increased production capacity.

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