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The recipe for their famous elderflower cordial hasn't changed in 30 years. Plenty of other things have. Late last year I went to meet Peverel Manners, son of co-founders Lord John and Lady Mary and the man at the helm of one of the most respected drinks brands in the country, Belvoir Fruit Farms.
Presiding over a fast-fail product launch culture, a brand new factory and a drive towards export-led growth against a backdrop of impending sugar taxes, ever evolving consumer tastes and cheaper competition, Peverel has plenty to keep him occupied.
By Joe Johnson5
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The recipe for their famous elderflower cordial hasn't changed in 30 years. Plenty of other things have. Late last year I went to meet Peverel Manners, son of co-founders Lord John and Lady Mary and the man at the helm of one of the most respected drinks brands in the country, Belvoir Fruit Farms.
Presiding over a fast-fail product launch culture, a brand new factory and a drive towards export-led growth against a backdrop of impending sugar taxes, ever evolving consumer tastes and cheaper competition, Peverel has plenty to keep him occupied.