The soft drinks division of Princes may close its Kidlington, Oxfordshire plant, which employs 110 people, and consolidate chilled fruit juice production at its Manchester factory. Production of carbonates in Glasgow, employing 88, may be transferred to Bradford. The canning line at Glasgow would not be affected.
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