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Cheerios and Shreddies cereal blow as maker announces factory to close
- Cereal Partners UK and Ireland plans to close its Merseyside factory, putting over 300 jobs at risk, due to declining demand for breakfast cereals.
- The company will move production to its Staverton factory, investing £74 million to expand its capability and create 60 new roles.
- CPUK&I acknowledged sales of breakfast cereals are in significant decline and expressed regret about the impact on employees.
- GMB's Matt Denton stated that the situation is unacceptable and emphasized the need for urgent talks to protect jobs.
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Cereal giant on brink of closing huge factory with hundreds of jobs at risk
A HUGE cereal factory which produces some of the UK’s favourite breakfast brands is on the brink of being shut down. The shock closure of the factory, which manufactures Cheerios, Shreddies and a number of supermarket private labels, is set to leave 314 jobs at risk. PAThe shock closure of the factory, which manufactures Cheerios, Shreddies and a number of supermarket private labels, is set to leave 314 jobs at risk[/caption] AlamyCereal Partner…
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