A 60-year old bakery with two retail outlets in Doncaster has secured a £250,000 loan from Finance for Enterprise (FFE).
This article was authored by Stephanie Bateman for doncasterfreepress.co.uk and published under the title 'Historic Doncaster bakery under new ownership secures £250k enterprise loan and three jobs', on Historic Doncaster bakery under new ownership secures £250k enterprise loan and three jobs. It is reproduced above in accordance with section 30(2) of the Copyright, Design and Patents Act 1988.
Rhodes of Thorne comprises two bakery deli and sandwich shops located in Doncaster. Both shops are located in popular high street locations and enjoy regular and passing trade.
Having been established for over 60 years, the business now under new ownership is very well known in the local area and has adapted from being just a bakery to offering hot and cold sandwiches and other sweet and savoury products.
The new owner is Zobeena Amin who was previously a teacher.
Miss Amin’s plans for Rhodes of Thorne include developing additional markets and introducing new sweet and savoury products ranges. She also intends to grow the wholesale side of the bakery business, improve ingredient buying power using existing suppliers, introduce a range of occasion cakes and opening additional stores in the right location.
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