Retailers’ restructuring to impact food manufacturers
The impact of retailers’ restructuring plans on their food manufacturer suppliers has divided city analysts.
Archives for March 12, 2012
Tulip workers stage demo after Tranfoods lock-out
More than 200 workers at meat processing firm Tulip demonstrated this week (March 13) outside its Tranfood plant in Birkenhead after being locked out by the firm, said Unite the union.
New Dutch owner pledges investment in Clipper Teas
The new Dutch owner of UK tea manufacturer Clipper Teas has pledged to invest in increased capacity at its Dorset site and spend more on brand promotion.
Nestlé fined £180k after worker’s death
Nestlé was fined £180,000 after a worker died in an accident involving a depalletiser because the firm “failed to implement basic safety measures”.
Culina Logistics targets big boost to food services
Culina Group is pressing ahead with ambitious plans to enhance services for food manufacturers and retailers – slashing store delivery lead times and pursuing rapid growth in fresh food and other categories.
Food manufacturers appeal to tomorrow’s scientists
The Food and Drink Federation (FDF) is teaming up with Nestlé to attract a new generation of scientists into the industry at the Big Bang Careers Fair later this week.
Premier Foods secures key bank deal
Premier Foods has confirmed that it has secured a new four-and-half-year re-financing package with its lenders that will allow the firm to continue its recovery after a troubled 2011.
Young’s Seafood cuts 31 jobs at Border Laird site
Fish processer Young’s Seafood has confirmed that 31 jobs at its Border Laird factory in Northumberland have been cut as part of a consultation over the future of the site.
Dairy UK says Northern Ireland exports need help
Northern Ireland’s (NI’s) dairy sector needs government help to support its exports – particularly as competition rises from producers south of the border, according to industry body Dairy UK.