Private Limited Company Active

G.E. Porter & Sons Limited

Farm business profile — Companies House 03256399 , Navenby

What this business is

G.E. Porter & Sons Limited is a private limited company registered at Barn Farm Lowfields, Navenby, Lincoln, LN5 0LN. It was incorporated on 24 September 1996 and is currently active.

Companies House records these activities against it:

  • Raising of poultry (SIC 01470)

Environmental permits

The Environment Agency licenses installations that need regulating — for farms that usually means intensive pig or poultry units, or activities affecting water. This business holds 3 permits on the public register.

PermitActivitySiteIssued
EPR/FP3739UW Intensive Farming; > 40,000 Poultry - 6.9 A(1) a) (i)|Intensive Farming; > 2,000 Pigs (Production Pigs) - 6.9 A(1) a) (ii) Barn Farm, Barn Farm Chicken and Pig Unit (comprised of Poplar Farm and Barn Farm) - EPR/FP3739UW, Lowfields, Navenby, Lincolnshire, LN5 0LN , LN5 0LN 2007-09-27
EPR/LP3732CE Intensive Farming; > 40,000 Poultry - 6.9 A(1) a) (i) Manor Farm, Manor Farm EPR/LP3732CE, Parsons Lane, Skinnand, Navenby, Lincolnshire, LN5 0LW , LN5 0LW 2014-03-19
EPR/ZP3730TA Directly Associated Activity (Included)|Intensive Farming; > 40,000 Poultry - 6.9 A(1) a) (i) Castle Lane Farm, Castle Lane Farm EPR/ZP3730TA, Boothby Graffoe, Lincolnshire, LN5 0LF , LN5 0LF 2010-07-05

What this page does not tell you

This is a record built from filings and registers, not a report on how the business trades. It does not show turnover or profit — most farm companies file micro-entity or small-company accounts, which do not include a profit and loss account. It does not show who owns the land, because the free Land Registry data does not link ownership to a title at parcel level. And it does not show anything the business has not been required to file.

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