Foodservice wholesaler Q Movers MFS falls into administration
Q Movers MFS Ltd, the Staffordshire-based foodservice wholesaler trading as Rylance Farm Foodservice, has entered administration. The Gazette published the appointment notice on 9 September 2026, following proceedings in the High Court's Business and Property Courts in Manchester.
The company, based at Rylance Farm Industrial Estate, Barton Under Needwood, supplied caterers with over 2,500 products via a fleet of temperature-controlled vehicles from Staffordshire and West Yorkshire depots. Turnover fell around 22%, from £21.62 million to £16.81 million, with net current assets and net worth both negative in its latest accounts.
Administrators will assess options for creditors and any viable parts of the business, including a possible sale, restructuring or move into liquidation. Ecapital Commercial Finance (North) Limited holds a charge registered in August 2025, after an earlier Barclays charge was satisfied.
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