The Processed Vegetables Growers' Association (PVGA) has relocated after 42 years in its premises.
After forty two years operating from the centre of Louth, Lincolnshire, the PVGA have moved into brand new, purpose-built offices at PVGA House, Nottingham Road in Louth. The association, which is home to crop associations, pea and bean grower co-operatives and the retail price analysis company Market Intelligence Services, moved earlier this month.
PVGA chief executive Martin Riggall said “The offices signal the start of a new era for the PVGA. The business has changed dramatically in the past ten years as our industry has consolidated and we are now looking to the future and making sure that we are best positioned to adapt the new challenges that we will face.
“Part of this is being able to expand and adapt and the new offices give us this flexibility. They are large enough for us to recruit in the medium term and the site has further development potential should we wish to build more offices.”
Phone numbers and contact details remain unchanged.
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