field&flower
Field & Flower is a UK-based, founder-owned D2C retailer that delivers free-range British meat, sustainable fish, cheese and ready meals directly to UK households via its own e-commerce subscription storefront from a Somerset headquarters.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2011
- HeadquartersLondon, United Kingdom
- Headcount11–50
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What field&flower does
Field & Flower is a UK-based direct-to-consumer online retailer founded in 2011 by James and James Flower, operating from a single headquarters and fulfilment centre in Shepton Mallet, Somerset. The business delivers free-range, traceable British meat, sustainable fish, artisanal cheese, deli items, ready meals and pantry products direct to UK households via its own Magento e-commerce storefront (fieldandflower.co.uk). It serves a customer base of UK consumers who value animal welfare, provenance and sustainability over supermarket convenience, with the founder-led mission of 'reconnecting small farmers doing the right thing with those who care'.
The core commercial engine is a fully flexible subscription service (weekly, biweekly or monthly) supported by one-off orders, gift cards and curated starter boxes (Small, Medium, Large and James's Spring Favourites) starting at £43.43 per box. Pricing is tiered - subscription pricing is consistently lower than one-off equivalent pricing - with a £39.50 minimum order, £4.95/£5.95 weekday/weekend delivery fees, and a 6-month free delivery pass (GETSTARTED) for new subscribers. Loyalty mechanics include free cuts from the second box, a Member Exclusive range after the 10th order, and £10 off every 10th order. The 375+ SKU catalogue spans beef, chicken, duck, lamb, pork, venison, turkey, sustainable salmon/trout, cheese, ready meals, deli and pantry lines, with named product modules including the Values Range, BBQ Range, Ready Meals & Slow-Cooked Range, British Free-Range Chicken Range, Wild Venison Range and Land-Based Silverscale Salmon Range.
The supply chain is differentiated by a source-to-order model (orders confirmed 5 days ahead, hand-picked and delivered fresh in temperature-controlled, recyclable, FSC-certified packaging), 100% farm-to-doorstep traceability, exclusive relationships with small-scale free-range British farmers, and a recent strategic shift to closed-system land-based salmon from First Water (Iceland) and Salmon Evolution (Norway). Welfare standards are reinforced through membership of the Humane Slaughter Association and a high-welfare audit programme. The company remains founder-owned, employs over 40 people, ships thousands of boxes per week nationwide, and donates over 500,000 meals via a FareShare South West partnership established during the 2020 pandemic.
field&flower firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- field&flower
- Legal name
- Field & Flower
- Website
- https://fieldandflower.co.uk
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2011
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 11–50 employees
- Short description
- Field & Flower is a UK-based, founder-owned D2C retailer that delivers free-range British meat, sustainable fish, cheese and ready meals directly to UK households via its own e-commerce subscription storefront from a Somerset headquarters.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
field&flower industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Online Meat & Seafood Retail
- NAICS
- Meat Retailers (445240), Specialty Food Retailers (4452)
- SIC
- Sausages & Other Prepared Meat Products (2013)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Butcher Box / DTC Meat & Seafood Delivery (AFAIANAD)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Meal Kits & Recipe Box Subscriptions (AFAIANAA), Chilled/Refrigerated Prepared Meat & Seafood Meals (AFANAFAD)
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Where field&flower is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- London
- HQ country
- United Kingdom
- HQ region
- Europe
Offices1 record
Markets served
field&flower business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain
Revenue model
- Recurring meat/fish subscription boxes: Core revenue stream. Customers sign up for weekly, biweekly, or monthly subscription deliveries of free-range meat, fish, cheese and ready meals. Subscription pricing is lower than one-off pricing. Customers can amend, pause or cancel anytime. Loyalty scheme offers free cuts, an exclusive Member Exclusive range after the 10th order, and £10 off every 10th order.
- One-off / non-subscription orders: Customers can also place one-off orders without signing up for a subscription. One-off orders accept Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal in addition to cards. Priced slightly higher than the equivalent subscription price.
- Delivery fees and minimum order threshold: Flat £4.95 weekday delivery fee and £5.95 weekend delivery fee on all orders, with a £39.50 minimum spend. Christmas orders have separate delivery pricing. A 6-month unlimited free delivery pass is offered to new subscribers with code GETSTARTED.
- Gift cards: Gift cards are sold on the site (referenced under Useful Links in the footer and noted in FAQs that only card payments are accepted for gift card orders).
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Pay-as-you-go | Starter subscription boxes (Small/Medium/Large) with subscription vs one-off pricing tiers |
| Subscription | Pay-as-you-go | Individual products with subscription vs one-off price differentiation |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Multi-buy offers (2 for £9, 3 for £15, 4 for £30) on selected SKUs |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Delivery fees and order minimum |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Gift cards |
Go-to-market motion1 record
Distribution channels2 records
Marketing channels8 records
field&flower product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Field & Flower sells free-range British meat, sustainable fish, artisan cheese and ready meals directly to UK consumers via its own e-commerce storefront. Customers can subscribe to flexible recurring boxes (weekly, biweekly or monthly) or place one-off orders, choosing from curated starter bundles or building their own box from 375+ SKUs. The company sources exclusively from small independent British farmers and partners who meet its welfare pledge, delivering fresh (not frozen) in temperature-controlled recyclable packaging across the UK.
Product overview
Field & Flower operates as a single unified direct-to-consumer e-commerce brand (not a platform of separately branded products) centred on one core offering: a free-range British meat and sustainable fish subscription-and-shop service delivered fresh from its Somerset HQ to UK homes. The core product is the flexible subscription box (the Small Starter, Medium Starter, Large Starter, and James's Spring Favourites boxes), which sits alongside a Build Your Own Box shop (https://www.fieldandflower.co.uk/shop) of 375+ SKUs. Around this core, the company has layered several named product modules that share the same supply chain and customer account: the Values Range (everyday-value free-range essentials), the BBQ Range (seasonal grilling cuts), the Ready Meals & Slow-Cooked Range (hand-prepared convenience meals), the British Free-Range Chicken Range (slow-grown, family-farmed), the Wild Venison Range (100% wild, never farmed), and the Land-Based Silverscale Salmon Range (closed-system aquaculture from Iceland and Norway). The site also wraps the offering with Recipes and Blog content that supports the products, and a subscription loyalty scheme with member-exclusive ranges and £10 off every tenth order. All modules integrate into a single customer-facing delivery experience: order any 1, 2 or 4 weeks, edit box contents up to five days before delivery, delivered in temperature-controlled recyclable packaging across the UK.
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Products and services
- Small Starter Box 6-item curated subscription starter box (skinless chicken breasts, beef mince, farmhouse sausages, dry cured unsmoked back bacon, Land-Based Silverscale salmon fillets, Barber's 24 Month Aged Vintage Farmhouse Cheddar), priced at £43.43 on subscription (£2.25/100g). Designed as the entry subscription product for new UK household customers.
- Medium Starter Box 7-item curated subscription starter box (whole chicken with giblets, beef mince, dry cured unsmoked back bacon, paprika & herb salt chicken mini fillets, Land-Based Silverscale salmon fillets, Barber's 24 Month Aged Vintage Farmhouse Cheddar, Field & Flower unsalted butter), priced at £58.34 on subscription (£1.65/100g). Mid-tier entry subscription product.
- Large Starter Box 10-item curated subscription starter box extending the Medium range with Field & Flower Beef & Chorizo Burgers and Dorset Dairy Strained Natural Yoghurt, priced at £76.72 on subscription (£1.58/100g). Top-tier entry subscription product for UK households.
- James's Spring Favourites Box 6-item curated seasonal starter box by founder James (salt-aged sirloin steaks, Field & Flower beef & chorizo burgers, slow-cooked lemon & garlic half chicken, Cucaracha chicken strips, Land-Based Silverscale smoked salmon long-sliced, Dorset Dairy strained natural yoghurt), priced at £58.39 on subscription (£2.44/100g).
- Values Range Sub-brand of 29 high-welfare, free-range favourites at greater value — beef mince, chicken breast strips, pork mince, chicken breasts, beef burgers, pork loin steak, sausages, chipolatas, steaks, braising beef, dry cured bacons, chicken legs, Italian sausage meatballs, Barber's Haystack Cheddar, Barber's Red Leicester, and Land-Based Silverscale Salmon Fillets — priced for everyday subscription shopping.
- BBQ Range Curated 99-product BBQ category of free-range cuts and accompaniments including farmhouse sausages, free-range hot dogs, Denver steaks, chicken burgers, Italian fennel sausages, Salt-Aged Single Rib-Eye Steak, Gordano Paprika & Mustard Steak Seasoning, bavette, sage & black pepper sausages, chicken wings, hot honey chicken hot links, cross cut beef short ribs, flat iron steaks, Milky's Halum grilling cheese, Yoghurt Tandoori Chicken Breasts, Field & Flower Beef & Chorizo Burgers, chicken drumsticks, Pork & Caramelised Onion Burgers, BBQ Chicken Wings, Cumberland Sausages, 3 Joint Chicken Wings, South Devon Chilli Sausages, Pork & Leek Sausages, and Chicken, Herb & Cracked Pepper Sausages.
- Ready Meals & Slow-Cooked Range Hand-prepared, small-batch slow-cooked and ready meal range of 22 products using award-winning free-range meat and sustainable fish — Slow-Cooked Beef Ragu Lasagne, Double Gloucester Topped Cottage Pie, The Sustainable Fish Pie, 4-Hour Slow Braised Beef Ragu with Strozzapreti Pasta, Free-Range Fennel Sausage Meatballs, Plant-Based Ragu with Carlin Peas, slow-cooked lamb, turkey, ham hock, pork shoulder, duck leg confit, brisket burnt ends, pork belly, lamb rump and chicken supreme dishes.
- Wild Venison Range 100% wild, never-farmed venison — 7 SKUs (haunch joint, shoulder joint, diced, mince, haunch steak, mini haunch joint, medallions) culled to designated quotas contributing to land management and deer population regulation in British woodlands, hung in fur up to two weeks to mature.
- Land-Based Silverscale Salmon Range Closed-system land-farmed salmon (11 SKUs) sourced from First Water (Iceland) and Salmon Evolution (Norway) — fresh fillets, smoked salmon (D-Cut, Long-Sliced, Trims, Pâté, Gravadlax, sliced side 900g), hot smoked salmon steak, centre cut, fresh diced, and prime fillet. Eliminates antibiotics/pesticides, protects wild fish stocks and is delivered fresh.
- British Free-Range Chicken Range 41 SKUs of properly free-range, slow-grown chicken sourced from small-scale family-run English farms where birds roam, peck and preen outdoors — breast, drumstick, whole, mini fillet, sausage, wing and liver cuts across multiple preparations.
- Field & Flower Gift Cards Gift cards available via the site for purchasing as a present for friends or family, redeemable against future Field & Flower meat, fish, cheese and ready meal orders.
Quantifiable outcome
- Donated over 500,000 meals to FareShare South West foodbanks since 2020
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Companies that use field&flower
Customer profileNamed customers5 records
Segments4 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
field&flower technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
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- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
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App detail
Feature4 records
field&flower partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered strategic flagship partnership, flagship supply-chain partner, former strategic supplier, industry standards partner, long-standing implementation partner, featured product partner and outsourced logistics partner.
- FareShare South Weststrategic flagship partnershipField & Flower partnered with FareShare South West in 2020 to get food to those most in need during the pandemic. The partnership continues to this day, with the company having donated over 500,000 meals and counting through FareShare South West's foodbanks. FareShare South West is publicly thanked on the homepage and on multiple pages of the site.
- First Water (Iceland)flagship supply-chain partnerField & Flower explicitly describes First Water in Iceland as a partner for its land-based salmon programme. The company moved away from Scottish open-net-pen salmon to land-based closed-system farming for welfare, sustainability and integrity reasons. First Water's pioneering aquaculture systems eliminate the need for antibiotics and pesticides, protect wild fish stocks, and provide a clean, safe habitat. The salmon product line is built around this partnership.
- Salmon Evolution (Norway)flagship supply-chain partnerSalmon Evolution in Norway is named alongside First Water (Iceland) as a "pioneering farm" partner for Field & Flower's land-based salmon. They use closed-system farming to eliminate parasites, prevent escapees, and remove seabed impact, ensuring higher welfare, sustainability and integrity without compromising on taste or quality.
- Wester Ross (Scottish salmon farm, former supplier)former strategic supplierWester Ross is described as Field & Flower's "primary salmon farm" on the How It Works page, using no antibiotics, growth promoters or GMOs, with very low stocking densities (99% water, 1% fish), medicine-free, slowly grown and naturally healthy. However, the FAQs confirm Field & Flower has moved away from Scottish salmon reared in open net pens and is transitioning to land-based salmon from Iceland and Norway — making Wester Ross a former strategic supplier rather than current partner.
- Humane Slaughter Associationindustry standards partnerField & Flower is a member of the Humane Slaughter Association and works closely with this body to ensure best practices throughout its supply chain. The membership is explicitly stated as part of how Field & Flower guarantees high welfare standards alongside its regular farm, producer and abattoir audits.
- Tom & Colong-standing implementation partnerTom & Co is credited in the site footer as the agency that built the Field & Flower website ("Made by Tom&Co" — "A London based Magento E-commerce Agency"). Tom & Co also delivered the 2024 rebrand and new website ("we invested in a brand-new look and website with all the bells and whistles").
- Pieministerfeatured product partnerPieminister pies are stocked and prominently featured across Field & Flower's offers (e.g., Pieminister's Free-Ranger Pie, Moo Pie, Moo & Blue Pie, Kate & Sidney Pie, Fungi Chicken Pie, Wild Shroom Pie) and included at the 2 for £9 and 3 for £15 multi-buy prices. The Pieminister partnership supplies the deli/pie range within the broader Field & Flower box.
- Barber's (cheddar maker)featured product partnerBarber's cheddar is featured across the Field & Flower range — including Barber's 24 Month Aged Vintage Farmhouse Cheddar (190g) in the starter boxes, and Barber's Haystack Cheddar (320g) and Barber's Red Leicester (200g) in the Values Range. Barber's is a recognised British cheddar producer.
- Westcombe (Somerset cheddar)featured product partnerWestcombe Somerset Farmhouse Cheddar (200g) is listed in the Medium Starter box and is referenced as part of the Field & Flower cheese range.
- Dorset Dairyfeatured product partnerDorset Dairy Strained Natural Yoghurt (500g) is featured in the Large Starter box and James's Spring Favourites box, supplying the yoghurt category for Field & Flower's dairy range.
- ChalkStream (trout)featured product partnerChalkStream Trout Fillets, Pack of 2 (260g) are listed in the Values Range and shop pages as Field & Flower's trout supplier. ChalkStream trout is also referenced in a dedicated recipe (ChalkStream trout & vegetable traybake).
- Hayes (courier / delivery partner)outsourced logistics partnerSweetAnalytics tracking pixels in the homepage HTML reference Hayes (Sweet Analytics client ID 'AT-67bd9a191c024') as a website analytics/optimisation vendor; the company uses an unnamed third-party courier for nationwide next-day delivery (with documented postcode exclusions). The 'Made by Tom&Co' footer and the multi-tier packaging/ice-pack supply chain indicate third-party partners in delivery and packaging.
Scale indicators7 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
field&flower competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Riverford Organic Farmers: UK organic vegetable and meat box subscription company delivering direct to consumer homes. Closest comparable by subscription box model, farm-to-doorstep ethos, and UK D2C scale.
- Abel & Cole: UK organic grocery and meat/fish box subscription service operating a similar flexible D2C subscription model with nationwide delivery. Comparable by recurring revenue model and ethical sourcing positioning.
- Pipers Farm: UK family-farming DTC meat box company focused on traditional, high-welfare British meat with farm-to-doorstep provenance. Direct competitor by product (free-range meat boxes) and customer (UK welfare-conscious households).
- Farmison & Co: Online butcher delivering premium British meat direct to UK consumers with similar free-range, traceable meat positioning. Direct overlap in product mix and customer base.
- The Ethical Butcher: UK online butcher specialising in high-welfare, sustainably sourced meat with direct-to-consumer delivery. Comparable by welfare-led sourcing and D2C premium positioning.
- Donald Russell: Long-established UK mail-order premium meat company delivering British beef, lamb and game to households. Comparable by DTC mail-order premium meat model and UK customer base.
- Coombe Farm Organic: UK organic meat online retailer delivering organic beef, lamb, pork and poultry direct to consumer homes. Overlaps with Field & Flower on organic/premium meat subscription and one-off orders.
Emerging players
- Farmdrop: UK online farmers' marketplace selling direct from British producers, including meat, fish and dairy. Overlaps with Field & Flower on British-provenance D2C food delivery though not a subscription-only model.
Broad incumbents
- Ocado Retail: Large UK online grocer with broad assortment including free-range meat and fish. Represents the broader e-commerce grocery competitive context, including premium-tier offerings that overlap with Field & Flower's proposition.
- Waitrose & Partners: UK supermarket with strong free-range, British-sourced and welfare-led meat positioning that competes for the same premium-conscious shopper. Broad incumbent with overlapping ethical-sourcing messaging.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
Customer concentration
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Trust signalCompliance2 records
field&flower financial estimates
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field&flower leadership team
Management profileNumber of profiles
Profiles2 records
field&flower funding detail
Funding detailFunding overview
Funding rounds1 record
Investors
Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
field&flower M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A
Investments
M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →
Frequently asked questions about field&flower
What does field&flower do?
Field & Flower sells free-range British meat, sustainable fish, artisan cheese and ready meals directly to UK consumers via its own e-commerce storefront. Customers can subscribe to flexible recurring boxes (weekly, biweekly or monthly) or place one-off orders, choosing from curated starter bundles or building their own box from 375+ SKUs. The company sources exclusively from small independent British farmers and partners who meet its welfare pledge, delivering fresh (not frozen) in temperature-controlled recyclable packaging across the UK.
Is field&flower a public or private company?
field&flower is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was field&flower founded?
field&flower was founded in 2011. It employs 11 to 50 people.
Where is field&flower based?
field&flower is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.
How does field&flower make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Recurring meat/fish subscription boxes are the primary driver. The others are one-off / non-subscription orders, delivery fees and minimum order threshold and gift cards.
Who are field&flower's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Riverford Organic Farmers, Abel & Cole, Pipers Farm, Farmison & Co, The Ethical Butcher, Donald Russell and Coombe Farm Organic. Farmdrop is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are Ocado Retail and Waitrose & Partners.
Does field&flower have an API?
No public API is recorded for field&flower.
What industry is field&flower in?
field&flower's product category is Online Meat & Seafood Retail. Its primary akta.pro industry code is AFAIANAD, Butcher Box / DTC Meat & Seafood Delivery, with a secondary code of AFAIANAA, Meal Kits & Recipe Box Subscriptions. Its NAICS code is 445240 and its SIC code is 2013.