Best of British is a Perth-based company specialising in the import of food, gifts and memorabilia from the British Isles. Best of British is owned and operated by Ian and Anne, natives of the north-east of England who settled in Perth. Products handled by Best of British include
â?¢ Groceries, confectionery, crisps and snacks;
â?¢ Irish, Scots and Welsh products
â?¢ Giftware, memorabilia and DVDs.
Best of British is based in Floreat, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. It specialises in the supply of products made in the British Isles. Best of British was established in 2005 by Ian and Anne -----. Ian had extensive experience in the food industry in association with major operators such as Marks & Spencer, Tesco, Walkers Crisps, Golden Wonder and Barrâ??s Soft Drinks. Anneâ??s expertise is in customer relations, service and sales. They formed the company to cater for what they perceived was a strong demand among British expats and Australians returning from living in the British Isles for traditional and iconic British and Irish foodstuffs, beverages, and memorabilia.
Since its inception, Best of British has grown rapidly, both in the range of products it stocks and in the volume of sales transacted. Best of British is constantly looking for new products to add to its catalogue.
Best of British operates 128 bit SSL encryption to protect its customers. It accepts Visa and Mastercard through its secure online payment system. In addition to online sales, Best of British accepts orders by phone or fax.
Orders are typically despatched within 24 hours of receipt. Delivery is by Australia Post, and takes 1-3 business days to Western Australian destinations, and 4-5 business days to the remainder of Australia. Delivery charges are based on weight or volume, whichever is the greater.
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City West Shopping Centre, Cnr of Railway & Sutherland St, West Perth, WA, 6005
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