NI red meat consumption stable, but concern for female groups
People in Northern Ireland are continuing to eat red and processed meats, according to the Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC), citing National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS) data.
Archives for March 4, 2022
Cranswick reopens Preston site after ammonia leak
Meat processor Cranswick has reopened its Preston factory after an ammonia leak led to a number of its staff being taken to hospital as a precautionary measure and a temporary halt to production.
Largest drinks packaging factory in UK promises 200 jobs
Ball Corporation has launched construction of what is set to be the largest drinks packaging factory in the UK, creating 200 jobs at the SEGRO Park, Kettering Gateway.
Halewood Artisanal Spirits pulls out of Russia
Halewood Artisanal Spirits is to move production of JJ Whitley Vodka back to UK in response to Russia’s military action against Ukraine.
MP meets Valeo Foods York factory workers as strike looms
MP Rachael Maskell has met with workers at Valeo Foods, manufacturer of Fox’s Glacier Mints, Mint Humbugs and Poppets, ahead of planned strike action at its York confectionery factory.
Macphie appoints sustainability manager
Food ingredients manufacturer Macphie has appointed Kirsty Allan to the newly created post of sustainability manager to drive forward its environmental agenda.
Pri's Puddings meets imminent HFSS legislation via reformulation
Vegan snack manufacture Pri’s Puddings has reformulated its product range to be compliant with forthcoming Government rules on high fat, salt and sugar (HFSS) foods.
Food manufacturer finds £20,000 energy saving from pumps
One food manufacturer has discovered savings of £20,000 by giving the pumps that form part of its cooling system a thorough health check.