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Food and drink manufacturing Oscars – in pictures

By Laurence Gibbons

Moy Park, Premier Foods and 2 Sisters Food Group were among the 11 businesses that graced the stage at the Food Manufacturing Excellence Awards (FMEAs) earlier this month to collect Oscars for their top performance over the past year.

More time to win: The FMEA deadline has been extended to July 24

Food manufacturing Oscars: deadline extended

By Michael Stones

Want to win a food and drink manufacturing excellence award? Then, there's now an extra week to submit your free entry before the extended deadline of Friday July 24.

The top award - Food Manufacture Company of the Year - was scooped by Dawn Meats last year. Could your firm win too?

Food and drink manufacturing Oscars: still time to win

By Michael Stones

There’s still time to win a shiny, new food and drink manufacturing Oscar look for your boardroom. Here’s your opportunity to join firms such as Premier Foods, Coca­Cola Enterprises and Finsbury Food Group by winning a Food Manufacture Excellence Award...

Food and drink manufacture heroes wanted for Oscars

Food manufacturing heroes: apply here

By Michael Stones

Food and drink manufacturing heroes are being sought to win top industry Oscars in the Food Manufacture Excellence Awards (FMEAs).

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The acquisition was funded by an investment from the William Jackson Food Group. Credit: Jacksons of Yorkshire / Lottie Shaw's Jacksons of Yorkshire acquires Lottie Shaw’s Founder and chief executive of Northern Ireland Food To Go Association, Michael Henderson; and newly announced chairperson and sales director at Henderson Foodservice, Kiera Campbell NI food-to-go trade body elects leader to tackle major issues Tate & Lyle CFO Dawn Allen and innocent Drinks' COO James Davenport will be departing their roles C-suites stepping down The treaty campaigns for a shift towards healthier and more sustainable plant-based diets. Credit: Getty / Yagi Studio Belfast third European capital city to endorse Plant Based Treaty Seabrook hopes to meet the growing demand for crinkle-cut crisps. Credit: Calbee Group UK Seabrook Crisps to increase output 70% with £12m investment in Bradford facility

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