Upper Crust owner SSP sales recover to pre-Covid levels    

But sales in Britain were still below 2019
Upper Crust owner SSP, which operates in airports and train stations in more than 30 countries, said it expects overall sales in its British business to be back to pre-crisis levels by the end of its 2023 financial year.

Upper Crust owner SSP, which operates in airports and train stations in more than 30 countries, said it expects overall sales in its British business to be back to pre-crisis levels by the end of its 2023 financial year.

Snack chain group SSP said average sales rose above pre-pandemic levels in the first eight weeks of its new financial year, but sales in Britain were still below 2019.

Upper Crust owner SSP, which operates in airports and train stations in more than 30 countries, said it expects overall sales in its British business to be back to pre-crisis levels by the end of its 2023 financial year.

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