Greggs to shut four factories and cut 740 jobs
Greggs to shut four factories and cut 740 jobsImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Greggs said proposals would not affect its shopsPublished7 minutes agoHigh street bakery brand Greggs has announced plans to shut four of its factories and cut 740 jobs.It plans to close…
- ▪Greggs to shut four factories and cut 740 jobsImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Greggs said proposals would not affect its shopsPublished7 minutes agoHigh street bakery brand Greggs has announced plans to shut four of its factories and c
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- ▪ Greggs to close four UK factories with potential for 740 job losses — The Guardian — World
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Greggs to shut four factories and cut 740 jobsImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Greggs said proposals would not affect its shopsPublished7 minutes agoHigh street bakery brand Greggs has announced plans to shut four of its factories and cut 740 jobs.It plans to close manufacturing sites at North Lakes near Penrith, Cumbria, Pettigrews in Kelso, Scotland, Seaham in County Durham and Enfield, Greater London, though distribution operations would continue to run from the latter. The proposals will also impact manufacturing operations at its Treforest site in Wales, but this will also continue as a distribution centre for the business.The chain, which has headquarters in Newcastle, said its retail shops would not be affected by the proposed changes.The changes would take place over the next…
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