What makes us different?

We are an independent, family-run business based in Hull. In the business for over 35 years, we are now one of the leading hygiene, packaging and catering suppliers in the Yorkshire and Humber region. This growth is down to our absolute commitment to our profession, believing that good housekeeping is a fundamental component of modern businesses and essential for minimising risk and employee absence – as well as managing your environmental footprint and cost base.

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We pride ourselves on blending exceptional service with innovation and take a holistic view of all aspects of your hygiene, packaging and catering equipment requirements. Not only that, but we can advise you proactively on risks and opportunities you need to respond to, and take care of your ordering schedules, provide a seamless, behind the scenes supply support, letting you get on with the important job of running your business.

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Supply Chain Excellence

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As members of the Socius supplier’s network, we can source the right products, cost-effectively and fast. We also belong to the Cleaning and Hygiene Suppliers’ Association (CHSA) and the Food Packaging Association (FPA), keeping up to speed with the latest industry trends regarding rules, regulations, products and procedures. This means you can have absolute confidence in the advice we give on everything from ISO standards to corporate social responsibility.

So that our customers can have complete confidence in us, we have a number of key industry certifications, including the ISO 27001 cyber security and we are registered with ISO 9001. 

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Sustainable Palm Oil Champion

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We at Elliott's are committed to participation in the Sustainable Palm Oil Communities project in Hull and East Riding of Yorkshire. We have ensured that where palm oil is present in our products, it is sourced from sustainable sources. This process is facilitated through annual supplier audits. By doing so we know that we are helping to protect wildlife around the world from the impact of unsustainable agricultural practices.

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