Syngenta plans to close Grangemouth plant, threatening hundreds of jobs
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 17:24 · Archive
Chemical manufacturer Syngenta plans to close its Grangemouth facility, eliminating around 377 to 400 jobs by the end of next year.
Syngenta, a chemical manufacturer, plans to close its entire Scottish workforce and facility in Grangemouth by the end of next year. The closure will affect between 377 and 400 workers at the site.
The Scottish Government has committed to exploring all available options to prevent job losses. Stephen Flynn has stated the government will investigate possibilities to save the positions, though no specific measures have yet been announced.
How it is being reported
- Scottish government 'will do all it can' to secure Syngenta site's futureBBC Scotland · 6 Oct, 17:06
- Scottish Government to ‘explore every option’ to save 377 Grangemouth jobsThe National · 6 Oct, 16:42
- SNP Government urged to take 'decisive action' to protect 400 Grangemouth jobsDaily Record · 6 Oct, 16:06
In this story: Syngenta · Grangemouth · Scottish Government · Stephen Flynn
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