Packaging firm fined £330k after worker killed
A company that manufactures plastic packaging for the food industry has been fined £330,000 following the death of an employee.
Archives for December 11, 2024
Trade union gains recognition at Camden Town Brewery
Unite the Union has secured formal recognition for its members employed by Camden Town Brewery at its Enfield facility.
MycoTechnology names new CEO
Ingredients firm MycoTechnology has hired Jordi Ferre as its new chief executive officer.
Pork Pie maker secures five-figure investment
Dudley-based pork pie maker T.C. Morris has secured a five-figure funding deal from UKSE to support the next stage of the business’s growth as it moves to larger premises.
Government pledges to create food strategy in 2025
The secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs Steve Reed has said the UK Government will work with the industry to create a food strategy in the first half of 2025.
5 strategies for retailers and manufacturers to maximise profits over the festive period
Occasions such as Christmas represent both a critical opportunity and an incredibly high-stakes challenge for retailers and manufacturers alike. Peter Hatfield, director at 4C Associates, offers key insight into grasping the opportunity that comes with...
How new UK trade sanctions regulations will impact your business
A new wave of trade sanctions enforcement is putting food manufacturers at heightened risk. Marc Lasok-Smith, James Lindop and Monika Zejden-Erdmann from Eversheds Sutherland explain why – and the practical steps to safeguard your food business operations.