Strachans extend community support

Jul 17, 2024

Peterhead FC Community Foundation Holiday Football coaching sessions begin on the 18th of July and the children attending will remain hydrated and receive healthy snacks due to the support from leading provider of Food & Catering Consumables to the UK Energy Industry, Peterhead based Strachans.

Proper fuel and hydration before, during, and after exercise is key to getting the most out of any training session and to optimize performance. Educating the children in the importance of Hydration and healthy snack options is a key objective for the Foundations coaching sessions and Partner School engagements.

Strachans are already a key supporter of the Foundations successful Festive Friends initiative which aims to engage and support those across our communities who are socially isolated over the festive period, providing a nutritious meal for those that can attend Balmoor and hampers for those that can’t.

Peter Grant, Head of Operations of Strachans, said: “Strachans are delighted to be the official supplier of Water and Fruit provider for the Foundation’s holiday period coaching sessions, building on the support provided to the Festive Friends program, therefore we wanted to extend our support for initiatives that impact on community health and wellbeing”.

Gavin Mundie, Chairperson of the Peterhead FC Community Foundation, said: “We can’t thank Strachans enough for its continued support to the Foundation and our community, this generous support from Strachans is a perfect example of responsible corporate support for impactful community initiatives”.

Strachans was established as a small family firm in 1939 and remain headquartered in Peterhead. The company are the leading multi- functioning Food and Catering Consumables supplier to Marine, Renewables and Remote Sites Internationally and in the UK. Operating a fleet of 1,400 containers including 200 Icebox and a range of temperature-controlled vehicles, they ensure that supplies are supplied in the best possible condition.

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