Mackle Apple, Bramley Apples, Processed Apple, Apple Processors, England, Northern Ireland

Factories

Mackleapple has the most modern apple processing plants in the British Isles, our Wisbech factory was built from a green field site in 2008 and our Moy factory was totally refurbished in 2012. The location of our factories brings us close to our customers with 80% of the major...

Products

A complete portfolio of diced, sliced and segmented apple is produced in house with the choice of antioxidants; usually either sodium metabisulphate or ascorbic acid thus giving our customers the choice of shelf-life which best fits their requirements. The choice of cut can be...

Orchards

The Mackle family are growing Bramleys on carefully selected orchards in the UK and Ireland for over 30 years. This wide geographical spread is designed to minimise the effects of localised adverse weather conditions during the growing season and to enable us to produce a high...

"Always at the Cutting Edge of The Bramley Apple"

Mackle’s are growing Bramleys on carefully selected sites on farms in Cambridgeshire in the UK and Counties Meath and Dublin

Factories Built for the Future

We have the most modern apple factory in the British Isles, our Wisbech factory was built from a green field site in 2008 and our Moy factory was totally refurbished in 2012.

Our factories are strategically placed close to large areas of Bramley orchards in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire and Armagh, Northern Ireland.

Products to Make you Profits

Nowadays processed Bramley apple may come in many different shapes and forms. It is important that you as an existing or potential customer are presented with the right product to suit your requirements.

We at Mackleapple will endeavor to assist your choice. A complete portfolio of diced, sliced and segmented apple is produce with the choice of antioxidants;

Orchards, Nature & Technology at its Best

Mackleapple have been growing Bramleys on carefully selected orchards in the UK and Ireland for over 30 years. This wide geographical spread is designed to minimise the effects of localised adverse weather conditions during the growing season and to enable us to produce the highest quality product.