Quorn, the meat-free food manufacturer, has reported a slowdown in sales declines as part of a turnaround strategy aimed at restoring profitability. Marlow Foods, the parent company of the Billingham and Stokesley-based firm which also owns the Cauldron brand, revealed that Quorn has increased its market share in the first half of 2025.

Underlying losses have been reduced due to efficiencies and an £18m investment from Philippines-based owner Monde Nissin. Nick Cooper, the Chief Financial Officer, expressed optimism about the early signs of progress following a restructuring effort that included redundancies, resulting in £4m of costs last year.

This update follows the release of the 2024 accounts, which showed a nearly 9% drop in sales from £204.9m to £186.6m, and a reduction in opera

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