Veggie Greenhill Ltd was incorporated in January 2016 and is registered as an active private limited company in England and Wales. Its base is a unit at Western International Market in Southall, one of London's key wholesale produce markets. The company's registered industry classification is the wholesale of fruit and vegetables (SIC 46310). In practice, that means it purchases fresh produce in bulk from growers, importers, or other suppliers, and sells it onward to small greengrocers, market stalls, restaurants, and food service businesses. The wholesale operation likely involves cold storage, quality checks, packing, and logistics, though the company has not published details of its facilities or staffing levels. Western International Market's location near the M4 and Heathrow provides good transport links for a distribution business, and being within the market complex allows access to a cluster of related traders. Veggie Greenhill holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating. That rating indicates it meets the Home Office requirements for sponsoring migrant workers, and the licence is currently active. This is a concrete sign that the company either employs or intends to employ people from outside the UK in roles that qualify for sponsorship, which is likely to include operational or supervisory positions in its warehouse or sales functions. The total number of employees is not disclosed, but a market unit operation of this scale is typically small to medium, so the volume of sponsored hires may be modest. The company's international activity is not publicly documented; while the produce it handles may well include imports, there is no evidence of its own export or overseas operations.

Veggie Greenhill Ltd was incorporated in January 2016 and is registered as an active private limited company in England and Wales. Its base is a unit at Western International Market in Southall, one of London's key wholesale produce markets. The company's registered industry classification is the wholesale of fruit and vegetables (SIC 46310). In practice, that means it purchases fresh produce in bulk from growers, importers, or other suppliers, and sells it onward to small greengrocers, market stalls, restaurants, and food service businesses. The wholesale operation likely involves cold storage, quality checks, packing, and logistics, though the company has not published details of its facilities or staffing levels. Western International Market's location near the M4 and Heathrow provides good transport links for a distribution business, and being within the market complex allows access to a cluster of related traders. Veggie Greenhill holds a Skilled Worker sponsor licence with an A rating. That rating indicates it meets the Home Office requirements for sponsoring migrant workers, and the licence is currently active. This is a concrete sign that the company either employs or intends to employ people from outside the UK in roles that qualify for sponsorship, which is likely to include operational or supervisory positions in its warehouse or sales functions. The total number of employees is not disclosed, but a market unit operation of this scale is typically small to medium, so the volume of sponsored hires may be modest. The company's international activity is not publicly documented; while the produce it handles may well include imports, there is no evidence of its own export or overseas operations.