Poultry giant 2 Sisters to cut 230 Coupar Angus jobs
The Scottish government has expressed its disappointment that more than 200 jobs look set to go at 2 Sisters Food Group’s Coupar Angus poultry plant in Scotland.
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Gaymer cider workers claim victory in pay battle
Workers at the Gaymer Cider Company in Shepton Mallett, Somerset have claimed “victory” in their pay dispute with owner C&C Group, after being offered an unconditional 3% pay increase.
Indulgence, satiety key 2014 breakfast trends
Breakfasts targeting satiety or indulgence will rise in popularity this year, according to Celia Holt, food director at product development consultancy Food Innovation Solutions (FIS).
Cheshire baker appoints former Warburtons md
Bakery products manufacturer Frank Roberts and Sons has appointed Robert Higginson as its new chairman, today (January 24).
Consumers prefer low calorie and convenient innovation
Aerosol ham, self-cooking meals and non-melting ice cream are among the innovations consumers would like to see from food manufacturers, according to an independent survey by market analyst TNS.
Bournville £75M overhaul covers all options for Cadbury
Mondelēz International won't rule out job cuts in the £75M overhaul of its Cadbury Bournville plant near Birmingham, as it seeks to modernise production and improve efficiency there.
Finsbury Food Group expects first half profit to be on track
Cake and bread bakery goods manufacturer Finsbury Food Group predicts profit will be in line with market expectations in the first half of its current financial year, ended December 28 2013.