Each week, Riverford delivers outstanding organic food to around 65,000 homes across the UK. This takes loads of brilliant people, from veg growers and box packers to IT experts, and more besides.
We’re a friendly, forward-thinking bunch, and our core values run through everything we do. Riverford is employee owned, so working here makes you a ‘co-owner’ – and it’s not just a name! Everyone can play a part in shaping our business. Success means much more than just profits; we want this to be a place people enjoy coming to work, and a business our co-owners feel proud of.
In 2021, we were delighted to be awarded two-star Best Companies accreditation, recognising Riverford as an ‘outstanding’ place to work. We’re also proud to be a B Corp; a certification for ethical businesses who work not just for profit, but to benefit people and the planet.
Nestled within the beautiful Surrey Hills and yet only 35 minutes from London Bridge by train, Priory Farm Estate, a family-run business founded by the Shinners in 1957, established itself originally as a working farm and major supplier to the food industry.
Today, 65 years later, we have created a bustling rural hub consisting of our award-winning Farm Shop, Gift Barn, Family Nature Trail and Adventure Playground, seasonal pick-your-own, state-of-the-art Butchery, Garden Centre and Garden Room Café. The site welcomes some one million customers each year who appreciate the excellent service and quality we guarantee.
OUR MISSION
Nurtured by our family since 1957, our cherished 130-acre country estate offers a place to enjoy, discover and nourish. Renowned as one of the south of England's finest destinations, we deliver unparalleled customer experiences across our thriving collection of businesses. Guided by our unwavering commitment to quality products and services, it gives us great pleasure to share all that Priory Farm has to offer with our community.
Sitting in the heart of the Cotswolds, the Farm Park has a long-standing reputation for a fun-filled day out. Visitors of all ages can interact closely with the animals and learn about farming, past and present.
As the home of Rare Breed Conservation, visitors can meet over 50 flocks and herds of farm animals, including Gloucestershire Old Spot pigs and Highland Cattle.