DCS Group Secures Landmark Partnership with Marks and Spencer Food and Launches New Food Division

DCS Group Secures Landmark Partnership with Marks and Spencer Food and Launches New Food Division

Banbury, UK - DCS Group announced a transformational new partnership with Marks and Spencer Food, marking a significant step forward in the company’s continued growth within the FMCG sector.

Under the new agreement, DCS Group has been selected to supply M&S Food’s branded non-food range, taking over from Booker. The partnership will see DCS distribute more than 90 leading household, health, and beauty brands to M&S Food stores nationwide, including globally recognised names such as Pampers, Colgate, and Calpol.

The agreement reinforces DCS Group’s reputation as a trusted supply chain partner, combining deep category expertise with operational excellence to deliver consistent value at scale.

£8 Million Investment Signals Launch of New Food Division

Alongside this major retail win, DCS Group has unveiled another defining milestone: the launch of its new Food Division.

Backed by an £8 million investment at its headquarters in Banbury, the new division will create 90 jobs and significantly expand the company’s capabilities in ambient food distribution.

The division has already secured strategic partnerships with global FMCG leaders General Mills and Unilever, strengthening DCS’s position as a multi-category distribution partner across the UK market.

A Defining Moment for Growth

Commenting on the announcement, CEO Michael Lorimer said:

Partnering with M&S and launching our Food Division mark defining moments for DCS. We’re combining our category expertise, brand partnerships and supply chain excellence to create real value for our customers.

The twin announcements underline DCS Group’s ambitious growth trajectory and its continued investment in infrastructure, people, and long-term strategic partnerships.

The full story can be read in The Grocer.