Expanding Asian food importer completes move to newly developed business park

Sushi Sushi, the Asian food and product importer, has expanded into larger warehouse premises at a North Sheffield business park

The supplier of Japanese and Asian food, drinks, packaging, tableware, kitchenware, and merchandise across the UK, has taken 3,000 sq ft at the newly developed £2.5m Winston Business Park.

Formerly based in Mapplewell in Barnsley, the company has served more than 90,000 customers since it started operations in 2008.newly eveloped bus

With ten employees, Sushi Sushi completed the move to larger premises on Churchill Way as it anticipates further growth.

Stuart Turner from Sushi Sushi said: “Winston was the perfect solution for us. It was an ideal location for staff and distribution. Furthermore, we deal with many high end restaurants and the image of Winston was an important tick in that box.”

A further three new units are currently under offer leaving just three units available from 3,044 sqft – 3,337 sq ft and these can be combined to provide one single unit of 6,674 sq ft.

John Jarman at Knight Frank in Sheffield, added: “Winston Business Park sits in an established commercial location in north Sheffield forming part of Junction 35a Business Park which already boasts occupiers including South Yorkshire Police, Britglass and Linbrook Services.

“It also adjoins the established Thorncliffe Business Park, which is one of the region’s largest out of town business parks and also home to a mixture of office and industrial occupiers including Balfour Beatty and B Braun.

“The development at Winston Business Park offers new, high quality units designed with flexibility to suit the needs of a variety of incoming occupiers and provide much needed stock in a strategic location near the M1.”

The development fronts onto Churchill Way, which is accessed off Thorncliffe Road, offering easy access to Junctions 35a and 36 of the M1 via the A616.

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