Belvoir Farm is a Manners family-run UK business with cordials, sparkling drinks, mocktails and FRUiTZ. Its registered holding-company chain does not establish an exact complete family share split. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
The holding company has a registered band of 75% or more operator shares/votes. Richard John Peverel Manners has more than 25% and no more than 50% of holding-company shares/votes; this does not establish sole ownership or the complete family cap table. Belvoir Fruit Farms is the historical brand alias. A September 2026 founder statement announced Belvoir's investment in Punchy without a stake; Punchy is not treated here as wholly owned. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
England and Wales · operator 10297356 / holding company 10297507 [1]
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The reviewed register names share controllers. Exact economic interests, smaller shareholders and the complete ultimate investor chain have not been verified. Individual and family investor entries are currently hidden. A stake in a parent or operating company is shown against that entity. Dates refer to each disclosure and can differ from the profile review date. Evidence links are included with each record.
Current Belvoir and FRUiTZ non-alcoholic product families. Historical Belvoir Fruit Farms spelling remains searchable. The separately announced Punchy investment is not a whole-brand acquisition.
Brand research reviewed . Ownership and tax figures elsewhere on this page describe the group, not individual brands.
UK cash corporation tax has not been verified in this ownership review. This does not mean no tax was paid.
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This ownership review has not established a UK cash corporation-tax payment. Bottling volumes, worldwide group tax, accounting charges and duties do not establish that amount. [1]
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