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Kingsmill Industries (UK) Ltd are leading manufacturers of earthing, lightning protection, surge protection and exothermic welding products
Plymouth Avenue 4, NG16 6RA, Pinxton, United Kingdom
I was given a free 50/50 loaf by Milk and More. the texture and taste is "pappy". And heaven knows what additives are in it as I have had the loaf for over 2 weeks and it is neither stale not developed mould. Not to my taste or needs at all and would not recommend
The Kingsmill 50/50 bread is really great but l was bitterly dissapointed in the white rolls,l tried to toast them but they tasted like you were eating raw pastry.Bread 5 star.rolls 0.
I submitted a quotation request via their website over a week ago and they could be bothered to reply. If your on-line business is on the basis of quotation pricing that is understandable, but you should be set up to handle such requests.
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