'We are not closing Graze2U..we will just be taking it back to our roots and focusing
A Derry business has announced they're to close their store to the public at the end of the month after suffering a huge hike in energy costs.
The local business, which uses fresh and locally sourced produce, caters for weddings, parties and other events as well as providing smaller boxes and individual items like cheese, meat and cakes.Ms Hamilton said that all orders would be fulfilled and available for collection until December 31, with a plan to recollect in the new year.
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