The company offers a wide range
including tiramisu, profiteroles, panna cotta, dolce
limone, and rum babà,
in various sizes and formats for many of Britain
and Europe's leading chains. UK customers include
Asda, Budgens, the Co-op, Londis, Morrisons, Sainsbury's,
Somerfield and Waitrose.
One reason JJB renewed the contract with Teacrate was its unique Dynamic Pooling system that guarantees continuity of supply during seasonal peaks and major sporting events. Teacrate’s national sales manager Nick Burke explained how the system works. “We look at optimum usage levels and work out the size of the product pool. To guarantee supply during seasonal peaks we agree to hold a buffer stock of crates that can be called upon at short notice. This worked particularly well, for example, during the World Cup last year when demand was very high.”
JJB Sports’ distribution manager Malcolm Bannister said; “We’ve dealt with Teacrate for over ten years now and their service has been invaluable. Their ability to deliver crates at short notice is something that we’ve come to rely on, it means that our products can be delivered to our stores on time, even during exceptionally busy periods.” 
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