Barrett and Holland bought a grocery store, selling groceries and clothing in 1870 and developed the business into two shops; one selling groceries and the other selling clothes. In the 1920s the company was bought by Alfred Button & Sons but retained the trading name Holland & Barrett. Over the years the business has changed hands several times and in 1970, Holland & Barrett was acquired by Booker McConnell. Later Heath & Heather Stores was also received by Booker McConnell who was later renamed Holland & Barrett. The company was later acquired by NBTY which was in turn bought by private American equity firm the Carlyle Group in 2010.
Holland & Barrett has over 600 stores located in the United Kingdom. Holland & Barrett offers a broad range of products like; food and drink, personal care products, sports nutrition, vitamins and supplements, weight management and other products.
- Manchester
- Milton Keynes
- Chippenham
- Stoke-On-Trent
- Birmingham
- Skipton
- Reading
- Nottingham
- King's Lynn
- Newport
- Aberdeen
- Broadstairs
- Brighton
- Swansea
- Newark-On-Trent
- Sheffield
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