Consolidation of Wine Storage and Logistics Operations
The company has been working diligently to consolidate its wine storage and logistics operations. This strategic move aims to optimize efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the overall customer experience.
Drinks giant Lay & Wheeler sees 25% sales surge in one year.
The company has seen significant growth in its drinks business, with sales increasing by 25% in the last year alone.
The Rise of Lay & Wheeler
Lay & Wheeler, a leading UK-based drinks company, has experienced remarkable growth under the leadership of Michael Saunders and his team. In this article, we will delve into the company’s history, its current state, and the factors contributing to its success.
A Brief History
Lay & Wheeler was founded in 1995 by brothers David and Richard Lay. The company started as a small, family-run business, but it quickly expanded into the drinks industry. Over the years, Lay & Wheeler has established itself as a major player in the market, with a diverse portfolio of brands and products.
Current State
As of 2024, Lay & Wheeler has reported a turnover of £28.154m, a significant increase from £27.573m in 2023.
The Wine Industry’s Rapid Growth and Expansion
The wine industry has experienced significant growth and expansion in recent years, with various companies and organizations making headlines with their innovative projects and achievements. This growth has been driven by increasing consumer demand for premium and high-quality wines, as well as advancements in technology and production methods.
Key Players in the Industry
Coterie’s Expansion Ambitions
In a recent announcement, Saunders outlined Coterie’s bold expansion ambitions, which include establishing a global presence and becoming a leading source of wine industry data. This follows a series of other notable news stories in the industry, including the revival of whisky production on the Isle of Tiree, the Guinness storehouse celebrating 25 years of service, and the 25 millionth visitor to the storehouse.