Food boss prosecuted after finger amputation
The boss of a London smoked salmon business has been prosecuted after a worker had to have a finger amputated when his hand was crushed in machinery.
Archives for November 26, 2012
Bacon manufacturer wins £1.2M export deal
Meat firm Kettyle Irish Foods has won a £1.2M contract to export bacon to Albert Heijn, a leading European food retailer based in the Netherlands.
£30M plan for UK tomato business
Plans for a £30M tomato growing business in Suffolk, which could produce about 10% of the UK’s tomatoes using heat from a nearby incinerator, have been unveiled.
Zombie business threat to food and drink firms
A plague of ‘zombie companies’ is threatening to suck the vitality out of the UK economy, according to leading insolvency experts, and the food manufacturing sector could be under threat.
Morrisons ‘ups its game’: City analysts
Morrisons appears to be upping its game after its “very disappointing” third quarter, according to Shore Capital analysts Clive Black and Darren Shirley.
Cranswick results buck rising feed costs trend
Efficiency improvements and successful price negotiations are helping meat firm Cranswick offset the impact of rising feed costs, according to City analysts commenting on its interim results for the six months to September 30.
Hedon Salads goes into administration
One of the UK’s largest salad producers Hedon Salads has gone into administration and stopped trading.