Hendon,England,UK UK
The European Union has an active rural development policy because
this helps us to achieve valuable goals for our countryside and for
the people who live and work there.
The EU's rural areas are a vital part of its physical make-up and
its identity. According to a standard definition, more than *1 % of
the territory of the EU is "rural", and this area is home to more
than *6 % of the EU's population. Furthermore, the EU's fantastic
range of striking and beautiful landscapes are among the things
that give it its character – from mountains to steppe, from great
forests to rolling fields.
Many of our rural areas face significant challenges. Some of our
farming and forestry businesses still need to build their
competitiveness. More generally, average income per head is lower
in rural regions than in our towns and cities, while the skills
base is narrower and the service sector is less developed. Also,
caring for the rural environment often carries a financial
cost.
On the other hand, the European countryside has a great deal to
offer. It gives us essential raw materials. Its value as a place of
beauty, rest and recreation – when we look after it – is
self-evident. It acts as our lungs, and is therefore a battleground
for the fight against climate change. And many people are attracted
by the idea of living and/or working there, provided that they have
access to adequate services and infrastructure.
Business Type
Others
Website
N/A
Year Established
2000
Number of Employees
100+
Main Markets
Worldwide
Products / Services
preserves,jams,marmalades,chutneys,pickles,curds
Factory Location
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Factory Size
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No. of Production Lines
0
Total Annual Purchase Volume
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No. of R&D Staff
N/A
Quality Control
N/A
Certificates
N/A
Contract Manufacturing
N/A
Registered Capital
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Ownership Type
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Legal Representative / CEO
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Export Percentage
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Total Annual Sales Volume
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No. of QC Staff
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Contact Person
Jeremy
Company
Cherry Tree Preserves
Address
Hendon, England, UK
