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We have made a commitment !! We are commited to helping customers in reducing their salt intake in line with FSA target guidelines. A NEW 100 % Natural Ham produced from British farm assured pork, cured using a special and unique low sodium brine. This is our respone and commitment to Lower Salt intake particularly in the education and healthcare sector, the NEW FSA target guideline is 1.63 % salt per 100g of product, we are pleased to announce that we have achieved a 1.54 % analysis per 100g of product - Even Better !! BRC AA Grade production, 31 Days Shelf Life from Production, Chilled Product, suitable for freezing. - - - Samples available... + Plus supportive pricing - - -   A Huge congratulations to the Stephens team for achieving AA Grade BRC Certification !!, We have been A Grade for many years so this is testimony to the commitment to continuous improvement to enable Stephens to move up to AA Grade, a special thanks and congratulations to Sharon Foord our Technical Manager and Gary Luff our Production Manager.
A great way to Kick Off our 46th year of trading ! 
From all of us at Stephens Fresh Foods we would like to sincerely wish all of our fantastic employees, valued customers and suppliers a wonderful and peaceful Christmas Time and a very happy, healthy and prosperous new year. 
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If HMRC place duty or tariffs on any of our imported goods, we will have no option but to pass these on with immediate effect. Our latest NEW Product Development, A British 100 % Low Salt Sliced Ham in a 500g Tray, our response to FSA target guidelines to Lower Salt intake particularly in the education and healthcare sector, the FSA target guideline is 1.63 % salt per 100g of product, we are very pleased to announce that we have achieved a 1.54 % analysis per 100g of product. |
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