New award celebrates young talent in food
Food Manufacture is launching a new award this year that will make emerging talent a focus of the 2014 Food Manufacturing Excellence Awards (FMEAs).
Archives for February 11, 2014
Scottish pork plant to double output after £2.7M grant
The biggest pork processing plant in Scotland, AP Jess in Brechin, is to nearly double output, after a grant of £2.7M from the Scottish government.
Pig producers fear Winter Olympics threat
The Winter Olympics could threaten to Britain’s pig industry, warn the government and the National Pig Association (NPA).
Ryvita crispbread growth drives factory makeover
Jordans & Ryvita Company has splashed out on upgrading and refurbishing crispbread production at Poole in Dorset.
Crediton Dairy plans milk NPD after £2.2M investment
Crediton Dairyvs new £2.2M filling line will build on demand for extended shelf-life (ESL) flavoured and functional milk drinks, enabling it to target the category with new launches, the firm claimed.
Taskforce set up to save 900 jobs at 2 Sisters Corby
2 Sisters Food Group is battling to save 913 jobs at its Corby plant as trade union, local council and government representatives unite in a desperate bid to stop its closure.
Business Leaders' forum
Tough year in prospect: Business Leaders’ Forum
This year will be prove challenging for food and drink manufacturers, predicted Paul Wilkinson, chair of the Food Manufacture Group’s Business Leaders’ Forum.