The owner of leading biscuit brands such as McVitie's and Jacob's has announced it is to invest £68m in upgrading its UK ...

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

McVitie’s owner invests £68 million into factories across the UK - Turkish-owned snacking giant Pladis said investment funds ...

The factory home to the Jaffa Cake will receive investment and job opportunities in a bid to “supercharge” its growth. | ITV News Granada ...

Founded in 2016, Pladis employs 16,000 people across 27 bakeries and factories in 11 countries, with its brands sold in more ...

London’s biscuit museum, which is officially called the Peek Freans Museum, unveiled an exhibition dedicated to McVitie’s ...

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

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

McVitie’s owner is to inject £68 million into its British operations in a bid to “supercharge” the growth of its brands.

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

I picked up packets of digestives from seven supermarket shelves to see if any could rival the original and save some money.