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Category Archives: Supply chain
ERP to make Burts’ performance crisper
Crisp manufacturer Burts has announced that it “could easily double or treble in size” and is looking to grow to a £20m-plus business over the next two to three years by maximising production capacity. The 85-strong Devon-based company – which … Continue reading
Posted in Finance, Food & beverage, Manufacturing management, Supply chain, Technology
Tagged Access, Access SupplyChain, Burts Chips, ERP.
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Managers face prison for poor supply chain management
Manufacturers who fail to vet their suppliers for compliance with the UK Bribery Act are making a grave mistake, according to a leading business advisory firm. John Smart, partner at Ernst & Young said that recent concerns over food contamination … Continue reading
Posted in Food & beverage, legislation, Manufacturing management, Supply chain
Tagged Ernst & Young, UK Bribery Act
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MAS puts up 10-point plan to make 2013 ‘year of action’
The Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) is urging English manufacturers to “go for growth” in 2013 and has released a ten-point action plan which it claims will help them become more efficient, reduce waste and increase sales. The government-funded business support … Continue reading
GSK announces ‘major change programme’
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has announced that its existing operational excellence programme is to be supplemented by “a new major change programme”. The new £1.5bn programme will continue to focus on simplifying GSK’s supply chain, and on “building the Group’s … Continue reading
Posted in Continuous improvement, Food & beverage, Manufacturing management, medical, Pharma, R&D, Supply chain
Tagged GlaxoSmithKline, GSK, Lucozade, Ribena
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Leicester-based auto parts manufacturer Schlegel to close
The automotive supply chain manufacturer Schlegel Automotive Europe is to cease operations later this month after efforts to sell the troubled business failed. The Coalville, Leicestershire-based firm, which was established over 50 years ago, manufacturers car-sealing systems (pictured) for the … Continue reading
Nissan to build new premium car in Sunderland
The global automotive giant Nissan has announced that it will build the European version of its premium car brand, the Infiniti, at its award winning production base in Sunderland. The move was, the company confirmed in Yokohama this morning, consistent … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, jobs, Manufacturing management, Supply chain
Tagged Nissan, Nissan Infiniti, sunderland
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Government supply chain awards to support over 2000 manufacturing jobs
The government has announced that the successful bids from round one of its £125 million Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative (AMSCI) are projected to create or safeguard over 2,160 jobs supported by approximately £80 million of joint public and private … Continue reading
Taxi steering fault fixed but search for buyer continues
The administrators of London taxi manufacturer Manganese Bronze Holdings have announced that an engineering solution to the steering fault that led to the recall of TX4 model cabs has been found but the search for a buyer for the troubled … Continue reading
Posted in Automotive, Manufacturing management, Supply chain
Tagged Manganese Bronze, taxi recall, TX4
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