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Bloom Urban Warehouses: The secret ingredient for London’s caterers

Central London warehouses configured to support the foodservice and restaurant industry

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Why Bloom Urban Warehouses? We know from experience with our occupiers that for food, beverage and catering businesses, a centrally located warehouse is the engine room of the entire operation. 

 

Producing, delivering or storing food and drink at scale requires space which is purpose-built: floors strong enough to sustain pallet loads or heavy production machinery; generous ceiling heights for efficient racking and air circulation; enhanced power capacity to run commercial refrigeration and production lines; and level-access loading doors that keep goods moving in and out with ease.

 

Location is just as important: an inner-city base puts operators close to their customers, their supply chains and London’s dense network of hospitality venues, restaurants, pubs and bars, compressing delivery times and improving operational efficiency at every turn. In addition, for food and catering businesses built entirely around production and fulfilment such as contract caterers, prep kitchens, specialist food producers and ambient brands, the right warehouse space is a true competitive advantage.

 

Operating sustainably, is also an increasingly significant consideration for F&B businesses, who want to lower energy bills and meet their ESG objectives.

 

This is why Bloom Urban have built and manage a portfolio of next-generation, sustainable warehouse units across inner London, from Brixton and Camberwell to Greenwich, Hackney, Fulham, Poplar and beyond. We’ve designed our units from the ground up for ambitious, modern businesses and our spaces are already home to a rich mix of food, beverage and catering operators.

 

Browns Seafoods, a premium seafood supplier, uses its Bloom unit as a central London distribution hub. Scandinavian Kitchen, the Scandinavian food and drinks retailer, operates its wholesale and storage function from its unit. Honest Burger will use its Camberwell unit as a prep kitchen for its central London restaurants. And Thomas Franks, the independent contract caterer, and Mille Crêpes, the specialist French patisserie brand, also form part of a community of occupiers that demonstrate the need for high-quality, centrally located warehouse space.

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Built for the way F&B and catering businesses operate

Every element of a Bloom unit caters for the operational realities of food, beverage and catering businesses. Enhanced power capacity supports commercial kitchen equipment, industrial refrigeration and food production lines. Floor loadings are engineered for heavy use, clear internal heights of up to 5.5 metres give operators real flexibility in how they configure and rack their space. And level-access electric loading doors make goods-in and goods-out seamless for high frequency deliveries and collections.

 

Being in central locations, with enhanced power and EV chargers also allows occupiers to use green, electric fleets, or cargo bikes for their operations. Our units range from around 2,000 to over 10,000 sq ft, and can be combined to form larger spaces giving food, beverage and catering businesses plenty of options at every stage of growth. A smaller unit may suit a specialist producer or a brand ready to step out of shared kitchen facilities. A larger footprint can house a full contract catering production facility, a multi-brand dark kitchen operation, or a food and drink distribution hub.

 

Locations that work as hard as you do

Bloom’s portfolio sits predominantly in Zones 1, 2 and 3, and the benefits of that extend beyond proximity to customers. For a catering company servicing City events, a prep kitchen which needs to deliver to its central London restaurants, a dark kitchen serving multiple delivery zones, or a food brand fulfilling wholesale and direct to consumer orders, inner London locations mean faster turnaround, shorter supply routes and more responsive operations.

 

We know that it’s just as important to remember what those locations mean for your people, the team which is making sure your business is growing and succeeding. Our well connected urban sites are straightforward for operational and production staff to reach by public transport. This is a significant factor in recruitment and retention in a sector where shift patterns and early starts are the norm. For the growing number of food, beverage and catering businesses that also maintain sales, marketing or HQ functions alongside their production space, Bloom’s inner London addresses carry professional credibility and make the commute straightforward for office based employees too.

 

ESG and quality of build

All Bloom developments target BREEAM Excellent and EPC A/A+ ratings, with solar panels, air-source heat pumps and EV charging built in as standard, alongside real-time energy and water monitoring to support occupiers’ own sustainability reporting. For food, beverage and catering operators looking for a base that reflects their values as well as their operational needs, Bloom Urban Warehouses delivers on both.

 

Find out more and search available units at bloom-urban.com

 

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