Incorporated on 11 January 2016, Ideafruit UK Limited (Companies House number 09944683) is an active private company. Its registered office is on the 6th Floor of 2 London Wall, London EC2Y 5AD, a commercial address in the city centre. Under SIC code 01240, the company's stated activity is the growing of pome fruits, which include apples and pears, and stone fruits, such as cherries and plums. The London office is typical of an administrative or trading headquarters rather than a farm, suggesting that the actual cultivation takes place at locations away from the registered address. Ideafruit holds a Worker (A rating) sponsorship licence under the Skilled Worker visa route, meaning it is authorised to hire non-UK workers in eligible skilled roles. The active status and sponsorship licence indicate that the company is operating and has the capacity to recruit internationally, although no specific job openings or staffing numbers are provided in the available data. Commercial fruit growing often involves a small permanent workforce supplemented by seasonal labour, but without financial statements or employee counts, the company's precise size remains unknown. Whether Ideafruit has any operations or trading connections outside the UK is not stated in the limited information available; while the fruit industry often involves international supply chains, this cannot be confirmed from the record alone. Overall, the company appears to be a legitimate agricultural business with a London base and active visa sponsorship, but applicants should seek further details on specific roles and growing sites.

Incorporated on 11 January 2016, Ideafruit UK Limited (Companies House number 09944683) is an active private company. Its registered office is on the 6th Floor of 2 London Wall, London EC2Y 5AD, a commercial address in the city centre. Under SIC code 01240, the company's stated activity is the growing of pome fruits, which include apples and pears, and stone fruits, such as cherries and plums. The London office is typical of an administrative or trading headquarters rather than a farm, suggesting that the actual cultivation takes place at locations away from the registered address. Ideafruit holds a Worker (A rating) sponsorship licence under the Skilled Worker visa route, meaning it is authorised to hire non-UK workers in eligible skilled roles. The active status and sponsorship licence indicate that the company is operating and has the capacity to recruit internationally, although no specific job openings or staffing numbers are provided in the available data. Commercial fruit growing often involves a small permanent workforce supplemented by seasonal labour, but without financial statements or employee counts, the company's precise size remains unknown. Whether Ideafruit has any operations or trading connections outside the UK is not stated in the limited information available; while the fruit industry often involves international supply chains, this cannot be confirmed from the record alone. Overall, the company appears to be a legitimate agricultural business with a London base and active visa sponsorship, but applicants should seek further details on specific roles and growing sites.