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The SHS Group is a major force within the FMCG Sector. From our headquarters in Belfast, we build and distribute a range of high profile blue chip brands.
United Kingdom
Owner of "Rocks juice" who just changed all the recipes of their juice with no warning , not listening to feedback which is clearly telling them it's now horrible, a company that don't care about customers. Generic replies.
Absolutely shocking company, they changed a product from been fully gluten free to containing a massive amount of gluten with no warning so expect customers to read ingredients after drinking the product for over 20 years with no problems. Making huge changes that affect people health should come with a warning.
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