2 Sisters proposal could create more than 200 jobs

The decision will allow the food group to consolidate its struggling food division in the Netherlands and Germany. Vion is set to focus on the international pork and beef markets in future. The company experienced a significant reversal of financial ...

that an agreement had been reached with Boparan Holdings Limited, the holding company for 2 Sisters Food Group for the sale of its Red Meat and Poultry activities, VION has announced that this deal has

5:17pm BST AMSTERDAM, April 24 (Reuters) - Dutch meat producer VION plans to sell its ingredients division, which derives products such as gelatine from the main meat processing business in a fresh attempt to cut its debt, the company said in a ...

The company want to give full operational, organisation and legal independence to its food sector which operates in the Netherlands, Germany and a number of export markets and its ingredients sector, which is a global operation. VION's Executive ...

Yorkshire and Humberside can now lay claim to being the capital of pork processing after the relocation of Karro Food Group's headquarters to Malton. The food business was acquired from Vion in an Endless-backed management buyout in December. The ...

The 2 Sisters Food Group expects the horsemeat scandal to cause considerable volume reduction to its ready meals business, according to its latest financial results for the 13 weeks to January 26. Ranjit Singh, 2 Sisters ceo, said: We expect ...

NEW YORK http://www.reportlinker.com/p087276/Global-Food-Additives-Industry.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=Food_Ingredient This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Food Additives in Millions of US$ by the following ...

NETHERLANDS - Dutch and German based meat processor VION NV has called off the sale of its fruits and vegetable business, Oerlemans Foods, to Baltussen Holding BV. The company that is divesting itself of non-core meat processing interests said that ...

The American Meat Institute, together with seven other meat, poultry and retail associations, has asked for the implementation of the proposed country-of-origin labelling (COOL) rule to be delayed until the World Trade Organisation (WTO) determines ...