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Issue 51   July 23, 2011

 
Uniq To Close Pudding Factory
Loss of 350 jobs

The Paignton factory will close in 2009

Uniq will shut down its Riviera Desserts operation at Paignton in the autumn of 2009.

The company, which makes desserts for Marks and Spencer, said it was transferring production to Minsterley in Shropshire.

The confirmation of the closure came after a 90-day consultation process with workers and unions.

Uniq said it was closing the Paignton factory to consolidate its operations after making a pre-tax loss of £44.1m in 2007.

The company said that 50 staff would be made redundant this summer, with a further 100 leaving in the autumn.

The remaining 200 will be let go gradually next year.

Rick Turnbull, Uniq's UK chairman, said: "I would like to pay tribute to the continued level of professionalism and commitment that everyone at Paignton is demonstrating during what is clearly a very difficult time."


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