EWGA, a UK-based independent wine merchant, plans to expand its warehouse facility to stock more products and meet the increasing demand.
The expansion will see the warehouse holding 60,000-case storage capacity and a purpose-built indoor loading depot.
Recently, the company has secured new on-trade contracts to supply drinks to the Whelan Hotel Group's hotels in Jersey, Barbados, Wigan and the DW football/Rugby Stadium. It is also planning to lease a Spanish vineyard to produce own wines.
EWGA owner and managing director Adrian Moekell was quoted by Harpers as saying that due to continued growth at 15% per year and additional contract storage, its current space is being squeezed to capacity.
"Most of our growth is coming from national trade and development of business overseas. Eighty per cent of our business is now on-trade with 40% of that based in the north west," Moekell added.
"We are working hard to acquire new arms to the business in order to take it to the next level as we have reached all we can through organic development."
The expansion is set to be completed by the end of 2013.
The expansion will see the warehouse holding 60,000-case storage capacity and a purpose-built indoor loading depot.
Recently, the company has secured new on-trade contracts to supply drinks to the Whelan Hotel Group's hotels in Jersey, Barbados, Wigan and the DW football/Rugby Stadium. It is also planning to lease a Spanish vineyard to produce own wines.
EWGA owner and managing director Adrian Moekell was quoted by Harpers as saying that due to continued growth at 15% per year and additional contract storage, its current space is being squeezed to capacity.
"Most of our growth is coming from national trade and development of business overseas. Eighty per cent of our business is now on-trade with 40% of that based in the north west," Moekell added.
"We are working hard to acquire new arms to the business in order to take it to the next level as we have reached all we can through organic development."
The expansion is set to be completed by the end of 2013.
