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Monthly Archives: March 2011
MRO firm warns on counterfeit spares
Maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) products and services specialist Brammer has issued a fresh warning to UK industry about the problems posed by counterfeit spares – in the light of new evidence showing the threat in the UK is now … Continue reading
Manufacturing ‘can’t fend for itself’
The government must nurture the revival of UK manufacturing, because it cannot fend entirely for itself. It must actively encouraging investment and development so that the sector grows to become one of the biggest in the economy, says an industry … Continue reading
Posted in Manufacturing management, Motors/machinery
Tagged Automation, SoftStart UK
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Caution outweighs manufacturing wage demands
Manufacturing sector pay settlements over the last three months showed a slight increase but continued to be held down by caution due to economic uncertainty. According to the latest figures published today (31 March) for the three months to the … Continue reading
Posted in Government/statistics, Manufacturing management, People
Tagged EEF, Manufacturing pay settlements
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Robots keep Qinetiq on course
The UK defence services group Qinetiq warned today (31 March) that with defence budgets under pressure from government programmes to reduce deficits and policy reviews still underway, it was difficult to predict its principal markets. However, the company said it … Continue reading
Posted in Manufacturing management
Tagged defence services, Q-net, Qinetiq, Swats, Talon
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Dairies swap customers on the way to strong financial results
Two of Britain’s giant dairy groups reported today (31 March) that they were on course to meet the sales and profits expectations of their shareholders against the background of the swings and roundabouts world of supermarket supply. In trading updates, … Continue reading
Posted in Company results, Food & beverage, Manufacturing management
Tagged Bridgwater dairy, Co-op, Co-operative, Dairy Crest, Robert Wiseman, Tesco
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Taxi drivers to sue manufacturer
Over 400 London taxi drivers are heading for the High Court in pursuit of compensation for lost earnings when their cabs were taken off the road after a spate of mystery under-bonnet fires. Manganese Bronze, the leading manufacturer of the … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Manufacturing management
Tagged China manufacturing, high court, London taxi, Manganese Bronze, TX4
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Bike helmet apprentice Roxanne to represent UK in LA
Developing an innovative bicycle safety helmet that helps cyclists to make their presence and intentions known to other road users while keeping full control of the bike has won engineering apprentice Roxanne Pollard a trip to Los Angeles. The first … Continue reading
Semta reveals highest ever vocational qualification registrations
Semta, the Sector Skills Council for science, engineering and manufacturing technologies, has today (29 March) released record figures on the number of N/SVQ registrations and certifications in the fourth quarter of 2010. The new data reveals that the number of … Continue reading
Sweet progress for The Real Good Food Company
The Real Good Food Company – which owns the largest independent non-refining distributor of sugar in Europe (Napier Brown) and is a supplier of dairy ingredients (Garrett), bakery ingredients (Renshaw) and a manufacturer of sweet bakery products (Haydens) for a … Continue reading
Posted in Company results, Food & beverage, Manufacturing management
Tagged Garrett, Haydens, Napier Brown, Real Good Food Company, Renshaw
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