13/05/2013
Linden Foods Creates 179 New Jobs
Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster has announced a £5 million investment by Dungannon-based Linden Foods, which will create 179 new jobs.
Linden Foods is a market leader within the Northern Ireland fresh meat processing industry, sourcing and processing top quality beef and lamb. Invest Northern Ireland has offered assistance of £520,000 under its Jobs Fund to support the company’s plans for growth within the food retailing Arlene Foster said: "This investment is very welcome news for the food industry which is a key contributor to Northern Ireland's economy. The 179 new production and managerial positions, to be created in Dungannon with support from the Jobs Fund, will generate over £2.5million annually in additional salaries. This is a fantastic boost to the local area, the local community and to the wider Northern Ireland economy.
"Linden Foods has demonstrated a clear desire to continually innovate, maintain its reputation for quality products and retain its focus on growing export sales of its products for the retail sector. Invest Northern Ireland’s support will enable this progressive meat processing firm to recruit its new staff members quickly and capitalise on growth opportunities within the convenience food market.
"To date Invest Northern Ireland's Jobs Fund has helped create over 2,600 new jobs, providing not just much needed employment but also increasing the capacity of the businesses it has supported, allowing them to take advantage of market opportunities."
Linden Foods, which is a subsidiary of Fane Valley Co-operative Society, services a range of retail multiples, convenience food manufacturers and the wider meat packing industry in the UK and Europe and is actively recruiting for the Dungannon site.
(CD)
Linden Foods is a market leader within the Northern Ireland fresh meat processing industry, sourcing and processing top quality beef and lamb. Invest Northern Ireland has offered assistance of £520,000 under its Jobs Fund to support the company’s plans for growth within the food retailing Arlene Foster said: "This investment is very welcome news for the food industry which is a key contributor to Northern Ireland's economy. The 179 new production and managerial positions, to be created in Dungannon with support from the Jobs Fund, will generate over £2.5million annually in additional salaries. This is a fantastic boost to the local area, the local community and to the wider Northern Ireland economy.
"Linden Foods has demonstrated a clear desire to continually innovate, maintain its reputation for quality products and retain its focus on growing export sales of its products for the retail sector. Invest Northern Ireland’s support will enable this progressive meat processing firm to recruit its new staff members quickly and capitalise on growth opportunities within the convenience food market.
"To date Invest Northern Ireland's Jobs Fund has helped create over 2,600 new jobs, providing not just much needed employment but also increasing the capacity of the businesses it has supported, allowing them to take advantage of market opportunities."
Linden Foods, which is a subsidiary of Fane Valley Co-operative Society, services a range of retail multiples, convenience food manufacturers and the wider meat packing industry in the UK and Europe and is actively recruiting for the Dungannon site.
(CD)
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