Business leaders and politicians have welcomed the announcement of a major investment in the Carrs factory in Carlisle.

The company behind McVitie’s and GODIVA is backing Britain with a £68 million investment across its UK operations.

Pladis, the parent company of iconic biscuit brand McVitie’s, is investing £21m into its Stockport factory in a move that ...

The substantial investment aims to significantly boost manufacturing capacity and productivity across its UK factories. A ...

Turkish-owned snacking giant Pladis said investment funds will be used to boost manufacturing capacity and productivity ...

Meanwhile, its Jacob’s Cream Crackers site in Aintree, Liverpool will receive £33m for refurbishment, including new ovens and ...

The UK snacking giant said the investment is expected to boost brand growth and support infrastructure at its factories in ...

Pladis, the company behind brands such as McVitie’s, Jacob’s, and Flipz, has announced that it is investing £68m across its ...

McVitie's owner Pladis has billed the £68m investment as a "vote of confidence" in Britain's North West as a "manufacturing ...

The Pladis base in Carlisle has been operating since 1831 and the company calls it “the world’s oldest biscuit factory”.

McVitie's owner, pladis, has announced a major investment into its Stockport site as part of a £68 million investment in its factories across the UK.

Pladis’ major UK manufacturing investment aims to increase production capacity, efficiency and reduce emissions.