Fourth Feefo Gold accolade for linen supplier

29 March 2016


UK

Richard Haworth, supplier of bed, bath and table linen to the hospitality market, has been awarded the prestigious Feefo Gold accreditation for the fourth year running.
Feefo is an independent customer feedback platform that allows genuine customers to leave reviews and score companies based on their product and service.
The Gold accreditation is a given to just a select few business that achieve an overall rating of 95-100% for the previous year. With 497 reviews of "Excellent" and 65 for "Good" Richard Haworth achieved an overall score of 96% placing the company in the top tier of online suppliers.
Raj Ruia, managing director of Richard Haworth said: "We are extremely proud to have been awarded Feefo Gold accreditation for the fourth year running. Everyone at Richard Haworth is committed to offering an exceptional service to all our customers and this is a fantastic achievement for us. We will not rest on our laurels however, the feedback we receive is an invaluable resource as we will strive for an overall score of 100%."
Andrew Mabbutt, CEO of Feefo said: "We are delighted to announce Richard Haworth has achieved the Feefo Gold Trusted Merchant accreditation. The company continues to deliver what we all strive for; great customer satisfaction throughout the course of last year, and our Outstanding Service Rating is a reflection of this."
GOLD AWARD: Richard Haworth has been awarded the prestigious Feefo Gold accreditation for the fourth year running. The Richard Haworth range includes its 200 thread count Blenheim (pictured)



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