Northern Ireland crisp maker Glens of Antrim closes after 54 years

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 7 Oct, 11:55 · Archive

Glens of Antrim Potatoes has ceased trading after entering administration, making 95 staff redundant.

Glens of Antrim Potatoes, a Northern Ireland crisp maker that has been in operation for 54 years, has ceased trading after entering administration. The closure has resulted in 95 redundancies.

The company was stocked in major retailers including Tesco during its time in business.

How it is being reported

• UK crisp company stocked in Tesco closes after 54 years as it enters administrationNorthern Ireland crisp maker Glens of Antrim Potatoes has ceased trading after entering administration, with 95 staff made redundant.Worcester News · 7 Oct, 12:27
• UK crisp company stocked in Tesco closes after 54 years as it enters administrationNorthern Ireland crisp maker Glens of Antrim Potatoes has ceased trading after entering administration, with 95 staff made redundant.Malvern Gazette · 7 Oct, 12:27
• UK crisp company stocked in Tesco closes after 54 years as it enters administrationNorthern Ireland crisp maker Glens of Antrim Potatoes has ceased trading after entering administration, with 95 staff made redundant.Malvern Gazette · 7 Oct, 11:35
• UK crisp company stocked in Tesco closes after 54 years as it enters administrationNorthern Ireland crisp maker Glens of Antrim Potatoes has ceased trading after entering administration, with 95 staff made redundant.Worcester News · 7 Oct, 11:35

In this story: Glens of Antrim Potatoes · Northern Ireland · Tesco

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