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Oxfordshire family firm helps workplaces save up to 75% on fruit deliveries

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A family-run business based in Oxfordshire is providing workplaces with access to fresh fruit and produce at significantly reduced costs compared to national suppliers.

R J Produce supplies fruit boxes, dairy products, and fresh produce to businesses across the county.

The company has experienced rapid expansion into business parks, science campuses, and office environments, targeting organisations seeking to enhance employee wellbeing without incurring premium pricing.

The enterprise was established by Andrew, who noted that numerous workplaces currently incur excessive corporate rates for produce that should remain straightforward and affordable.

The business prioritises local sourcing, transparency, and simplicity.

Its stated aim is to support Oxfordshire companies with fresh, high-quality fruit and dairy products at competitive prices, delivered with the dependability that only a local supplier can provide.

The supplier obtains British produce, including seasonal strawberries and premium grapes, and provides flexible delivery options on weekly, fortnightly, or monthly schedules.

No contracts or concealed charges apply to the service.

Businesses utilizing the service have documented cost reductions reaching 75 per cent in comparison to larger corporate suppliers.

R J Produce is continuing to extend its delivery coverage and is accepting inquiries from offices, co-working spaces, science parks, and corporate facilities teams throughout the county.

The company recently refreshed its online image collection to demonstrate the quality and range of products available to business clients.

Further details about the service appear at www.rjproduce.co.uk/business-customers-only.

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