Most industries like to think of themselves as being different, perhaps not exactly unique but certainly a little bit special. That's certainly what a lot of our clients in produce think about their sector. Whilst we're sure others might like to challenge that, it's certainly true that the produce industry does offer some uniquely challenging and stimulating career opportunities. Working with natural products, coping with seasonality, the vagaries of the weather and still meeting the needs of a demanding customer base, all make for a dynamic working environment that attracts pro-active, pragmatic people. The challenges are real, but rewarding careers await for those people prepared to take them on. - Read our 2020 Salary & Benefits Survey report for the Fresh Produce sector​​​At MorePeople you will find people who have worked in fruit, veg and flowers who can give you first-hand advice about the career options available in this exciting and rapidly expanding sector. ​Our client-base is spread throughout the world. The vast majority of our recruitment takes place in the UK but we also have experience recruiting in Australasia, Europe and MENA. ​The fresh produce sector is the biggest at MorePeople - our origins are fresh produce after all.What types of job roles do we recruit for?Main Board DirectorsSales and Procurement SpecialistsAccount ManagersTechnical ManagersOperations ManagersBuyersSupply Chain and Logistics ManagersAgronomistsAs well as all professional services like Finance and HR.

​The enormous range of products available on the counters of today's supermarkets is matched by the variety of opportunities available in the companies that produce and manufacture these products. From primary production right through to producing the finished products and working with the end retailer, the food industry offers a breadth of opportunities that few other sectors can equal. - Read our 2020 Salary & Benefits Survey report for the Food sectorAt MorePeople you will find people who have worked in the sector and can give you first hand advice about the career options available in the exciting and ever-changing sectors that make up the FMCG, Grocery and Fresh Food marketplace. What types of job roles do we recruit for?Sales and Marketing SpecialistsOperations ManagersGeneral ManagersSupply Chain and Logistics ManagersFood ScientistsFood TechnologistsNew Product DevelopersDevelopment ChefsMain Board DirectorsAs well as all professional services like Finance and HR.

This is a sector that has seen many changes over the last 20 years. Food production is still the key driver for any farm business but anyone involved in agriculture today also has to recognise their broader remit as part of the wider rural economy. That means embracing issues of sustainability, stewardship and environmental management. Today it's very much agriculture as a business that requires people with both farming know how and sound commercial acumen. - Read our 2020 Salary & Benefits Survey report for the Agriculture sectorAt MorePeople you will find people who have family farms at home or have studied agricultural degrees at Newcastle, Harper Adams and RAU Cirencester. They can give you first-hand advice about the career options available in this exciting and rapidly expanding sector.​Our client-base is spread throughout the world. The vast majority of our recruitment takes place in the UK but we also have experience recruiting in Australasia, Europe and MENA.​The agriculture sector is the very beginning of the supply chain that we service - all the way to the supermarket shelves. What types of job roles do we recruit for? Farm ManagersTradersRural SurveyorsEstate ManagersLand AgentsBuyersAgronomistsMain Board DirectorsAs well as all professional services like Finance and HR.

Successful plant cultivation is both an art and a science. The people who work in this market have an incredible passion and encyclopedic knowledge of their industry and the products.We work with a wide range of commercial growing businesses who are producing vegetables, fruit, flowers, seeds and ornamental plants which go into the supply chain and either end up as food on our plates or as fantastic live products in garden centres and DIY stores. - Read our 2020 Salary & Benefits Survey report for the Horticulture sectorAt MorePeople you will find people who have worked in fruit, veg and flowers who can give you first-hand advice about the career options available in this exciting and rapidly expanding sector. Our client-base is spread throughout the world. The vast majority of our recruitment takes place in the UK but we also have experience recruiting in Australasia, Europe and MENA.What types of job roles do we recruit for?Main Board DirectorsCommercial GrowersAgronomistsCrop ScientistsEntomologistsTechnical ManagersIrrigation SpecialistsFarm ManagersBreeders and PropagatorsGraduatesAs well as all professional services like Finance and HR.​

With over 2000 garden centres in the UK there is a massive industry to support our gardens. The range of products is vast - from plants to garden accessories, tools, pets and clothing - not to mention the roaring trade in garden centre cafes and restaurants. This is a vibrant sector that continues to develop and change. Not only has the volume and variety of products and services increased, but there has also been a marked increase in the quality on offer. This is evident in the rise of the garden centre as an upmarket retail outlet and weekend 'destination' as well as simply somewhere to source plants and gardening products. - Read our 2020 Salary & Benefits Survey report for the Garden & Leisure sectorThe ever expanding and diverse nature of this sector is reflected in the variety of career options available. What types of job roles do we recruit for?General ManagersDepartmental ManagersPlanteria ManagersMerchandisersRestaurant ManagersGrowersContract ManagersMain Board DirectorsSales and Marketing SpecialistsAs well as all professional services like Finance and HR.