Area of Operations

 

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Active regional operations ; Campbell Brothers(Edinburgh), CFINE (Aberdeen), Caithness Food and Horticulture Ltd (Caithness)

Regional expressions of interest / under devlopment; Moray, East Lothian, Mid Lothian, West Lothian, Killin, Ullapool, Skye, Lochaber, Glasgow, Kelso and Fife

Whether you are a customer or a supplier please enter your details to join a network that is operational in your area. Alternatively register your interest in joining the networks that are currently under development and we will let you know when they are up and running. Should you wish to operate as the local collection and distribution hub for your region please contact us at enquiries@larderbytes.com. Help us bring together all the regions of Scotland into a comprehensive network of local food suppliers delivering commercial, environmental and social benefits to your community

LarderBytes have been in operation for six years. Our latest program is build upon our award winning technology and is in direct response to feedback from our customers as well as the environmental and sustainability needs of the market. This new development has received the support and backing of the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) and is designed with the reduction of food and packaging waste as a key element of the network.

Our waste reduction targets per household per month are realistic. It's our objective to reduce food and packaging waste using the supply chain. In addition the regional nature of the distribution network reduces food miles and traffic congestion. The home delivery service dramatically reduces the carbon foot print of households and businesses, and can provide users with individual food related carbon indices. Support the council's commitment to the Scottish Climate Change Declaration

Tourism is a key revenue stream for Scotland and as such we have developed our technology with sustainable and green tourism as fundamental to the network. Not only do we provide the provenance of our products but we also demonstrate the link to local food service and retail outlets. This ensures that the visitor can access local high quality produce both directly and indirectly through restaurants and shops generating greater volumes of business in the local economy creating a local brand enhancing the regions identity.