Northern Ireland crisp maker closes after 54 years
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 14:44 · Archive
A Northern Ireland crisps manufacturer stocked in Tesco and Sainsbury's has entered administration with 95 job losses.
A crisp maker in Northern Ireland has entered administration after operating for 54 years. The company, which supplied major supermarket chains including Tesco and Sainsbury's, ceased trading on 21 September, leading to 95 job losses.
How it is being reported
- UK company stocked in major supermarkets closes after 54 yearsA Northern Ireland maker of crisps sold in Tesco and Sainsbury’s, entered administration on September 21 after 54 years, with 95 jobs lost.Colchester Gazette · 7 Oct, 14:12
- UK company stocked in major supermarkets closes after 54 yearsA Northern Ireland maker of crisps sold in Tesco and Sainsbury’s, entered administration on September 21 after 54 years, with 95 jobs lost.Echo (Basildon) · 7 Oct, 14:12
- UK company stocked in major supermarkets closes after 54 yearsA Northern Ireland maker of crisps sold in Tesco and Sainsbury’s, entered administration on September 21 after 54 years, with 95 jobs lost.Brentwood Guardian · 7 Oct, 14:12
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