Cutting costs without compromising on quality

Established in 2005, Unisurge has since achieved exceptional growth and, while many organisations may fear the consequences of Brexit, Phil Crook, director of sales, Unisurge International, believes the company is more than equipped to deal with any issues. To facilitate future business opportunities, Unisurge has invested in a £6 million expansion project at its Newmarket headquarters.

“Brexit may create import issues, however Unisurge are prepared for any challenges,” said Phil. “For example, we bring in the majority of our items from the Far East; we buy in bulk and we hold stock, Unisurge have 12 weeks’ worth of raw materials and finished goods on the shelf at any given time.

“From a development point of view, everything that we build is built in our own cleanrooms. It goes through sterilisation in our onsite ETO’s, it’s stored in one of our three warehouses and it’s delivered across the whole of the UK using our own vehicles. Brexit won’t have the same impact on Unisurge – because we are UK based and UK focused.”