The Renshaw division produces a wide range of high quality ingredients and products primarily for the bakery sector both in the UK and abroad, comprising craft bakers, major food manufacturers and the UK's leading retailers.

Renshaw has a heritage stretching back over 100 years and the Renshaw brand occupies a unique place in the bakery trade with its reassurance of quality and consistency. Renshaw operates from two sites, one in Liverpool and one in Carluke, Scotland.

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The Liverpool site is the leading producer of both sugarpaste and marzipan in the UK and it is sold under the Renshaw brand. The Liverpool site is also where the brand-leading Regalice sugarpaste is manufactured. A range of caramels, sauces, frostings and mallows are also produced here under the expert guidance of specialist teams.

The Carluke site has both expertise and heritage in producing quality preserves under the Scotts brand. 2010 saw the re-launch of the preserves range under the brand R&W Scott and the heritage and quality are clearly shown.

The Scottish site also produces premium bakers coatings which are supplied to many different market sectors.

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History of renshaw

2009 to date

Renshaw and Napier Brown Foods consolidated to form Renshawnapier limited whist still maintaining individual brand identities.

2005

Acquired by RGFC.

2004

Acquired by NBF and became known as a division of Napier Brown Foods.

2000

Renshaw Scott acquired Brandway Ltd, including the Supercook brand.