Soft drinks producer Radnor Hills aims to sparkle with a £50 million turnover by 2022, as it expands with new ranges, introduces cans, increases recycling and cuts packaging
Its greatest asset and ingredient, mineral rich spring water sourced on site, was the reason why the fifth generation family farm in Powys, mid-Wales could diversify in 1990 and take advantage of the match-funded government grants on offer to develop a separate manufacturing business. From those roots, 170 vital rural jobs have been created while the farm still keeps sheep and grows crops.
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