Dairy firm told to pay £12,500 after head injury
A Shropshire dairy company has been ordered to pay £12,500 after a worker suffered a fractured skull when he was hit by a steel beam at a Derbyshire farm – on his second day at work.
Archives for August 30, 2012
Denmark proves fat taxes don’t work, say food manufacturers
UK food manufacturers claim Denmark’s decision to drop its fat tax and shelve plans for a sugar tax prove that such measures don’t work.
Low salt food? No thanks say consumers: Mintel
Sales of global food products with low-no-reduced-salt have fallen in number in recent years, according to the latest Mintel survey.
Arla to produce Anchor in UK for first time
Milk processor Arla is to produce Anchor butter in the UK for the first time, after the firm moves production to its Westbury site in Wiltshire from New Zealand.
Union takes legal advice on Cranswick’s treatment of workers
Union leaders are taking legal advice after workers at Cranswick’s East Yorkshire food factory walked out in a dispute over working terms and conditions.
Union complains of Cranswick’s ‘aggressive’ treatment of its workers‘
Union leaders are taking legal advice after workers at Cranswick’s East Yorkshire food factory walked out in a row over working terms and conditions.