Nom Dairy’s £110M investment to create 350 new jobs
The Shropshire-based firm Nom Dairy UK is to invest £110M in new production lines that will create 350 new jobs at its Donnington Wood facility in Telford.
Archives for October 16, 2011
Krispy Kreme looks to expand after £25M buy-out
Krispy Kreme is set to nearly double its number of UK stores after the company was snapped up by private equity firm, Alcuin Capital Partners in a £25M deal.
Supermarket adjudicator plans divide industry
The government’s plans for a supermarket adjudicator continue to divide industry opinion after the publication on October 15 of its response to a report from the Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) Select Committee.
Macphie leads revolutionary ultrasound development
Food ingredients firm Macphie is developing a cutting-edge new technology that will use ultrasound to improve the quality and nutritional value of its products.
Food firms to double apprenticeships
The food and drink industry has pledged to double the number of apprenticeships in the sector by the end of next year.
Nervous City expects more trouble for Premier Foods
Analysts are growing increasingly edgy about the prospects for Premier Foods, with the company now almost certain to breach its agreements with lenders.