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Farmfoods: The Frozen Food Specialists
This extremely popular supermarket chain specialises in frozen food and is based in Cumbernauld, with more than 300 stores countrywide. While frozen goods are their main focus, the company has introduced fresh fruit, veg, drinks, chilled items, confectionery, canned goods, dried goods, and even cleaning products. The chain is known for its competitive prices, including many money-saving deals and offers, and stocks both own-brand and branded goods. Anyone asking about opening times near them can use the store locator on our platform.
Anyone looking for a branch in their local area is unlikely to have much trouble, as there are outlets up and down the country. Liverpool, Manchester, and Birmingham have the biggest concentration of stores. The branches are easy to spot, even though they come in a variety of sizes and are often found in small town and city centres. The signage features the name in a lower-case red font. Opening times depend on the area a specific branch is located and local regulations and laws.
However, most Farmfoods opening times are from Monday through Saturday, with slightly later hours during the week of 8 am to 8 pm. Saturdays are often open the same time, though some tend to be open from 8 am to just 7 pm, while on Sunday they are open for a shorter time, from 10 am to 4 pm. Furthermore, it will depend on the time of the year and if there are public holidays such as bank holidays, Easter, Christmas, and New Year's Eve. That's why it's recommended to check local opening times first.
Here are some interesting facts:
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The company originally began life as a butcher in Aberdeen in the North of Scotland.
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It employs more than 4,000 people (according to the official website).
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It has four big distribution centres at various points throughout the country.
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The chain is known for its free marketing booklets that include multiple money-off vouchers.
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Despite some controversy, it continues to be a popular retailer for families on a tight budget.
Primarily known as a low-price frozen food chain, they even have the tagline 'The Frozen Food Specialists'. Just about anything can be found here—anything that is considered standard frozen food such as a wide selection of frozen vegetables and fruit, frozen meat, pizza, ready meals, and a selection of frozen desserts and ice creams. Further to that, the company also stocks pantry and cupboard items like tinned vegetables, tinned fruit, cereal, confectionery, and a selected number of fresh refrigerated items like milk and yoghurts along with bread. To compete with the bigger supermarkets, they have also started selling cleaning products and other essentials.
Unlike other low-price supermarket chains, they are known for selling a huge variety of well-known and popular branded items, from Bird's Eye and Young's to Heinz and many others. They also sell numerous own-brand products at lower prices. The prices are what set them apart, and they are especially famous for their free marketing booklets that are normally posted by mail and include multiple money-off vouchers that can be used in-store, along with the many BOGOF and Half-Price deals they run throughout the year.
Although now one of the top low-price supermarket chains, they originally started as a meat manufacturer based in Aberdeen in 1955 and were very successful. It was in 1970 that the business changed its entire focus from being a manufacturer and wholesaler to moving into frozen food retail. From 1970 to 1988, the company expanded and opened 10 freezer centres and then another 30 around Scotland, which were not very different from the shops we see today.
Fast forward to the modern day, and the chain now has around 300 outlets and four big distribution centres at various points throughout the country. Despite some controversy, it continues to be a popular retailer for families on a tight budget.
